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Former Iowa cop accused of sending explicit photos to minor facing more charges
Former Iowa cop accused of sending explicit photos to minor facing more charges

Yahoo

time30-01-2025

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Former Iowa cop accused of sending explicit photos to minor facing more charges

EAGLE GROVE, Iowa — A former Iowa police officer who's been accused of sending sexually explicit photos to a minor in 2024 is facing additional charges in the case. According to the Iowa Department of Public Safety, 27-year-old Colt Allen Richardson sent sexually explicit photos of himself to a minor while he was an officer with the Eagle Grove Police Department. A criminal complaint states the photos were sent while Richardson was on duty and off duty. Des Moines man lured 12-year-old girl into his home via Instagram, police say In late December the Eagle Grove Police Department received a complaint against Richardson regarding these allegations and requested the DCI to investigate. As a result of the investigation, Richardson was arrested and charged on January 13 with Dissemination and Exhibition of Obscene Material to a Minor. Richardson was subsequently fired from the police department. On Thursday the Wright County Attorney's Office announced additional charges filed against Richardson in the case. He is also facing one count of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor. According to court records, Richardson is scheduled to be arraigned on February 14. Iowa News: Former Iowa cop accused of sending explicit photos to minor facing more charges Rock Island Police: 'Missing' 4-year-old Blessing Aoci was safe the entire time WHO 13 Farm Report: Thursday, January 30th Caitlin Clark bringing the Fever to Carver-Hawkeye Arena in preseason game Great Iowa Treasure Hunt reunites Purple Heart with family Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Great Iowa Treasure Hunt reunites Purple Heart with family
Great Iowa Treasure Hunt reunites Purple Heart with family

Yahoo

time30-01-2025

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Great Iowa Treasure Hunt reunites Purple Heart with family

DES MOINES, Iowa – It's not every day the State Treasurer gives something back, but an Iowa family received a treasure Wednesday at the State Capitol. A safety deposit box belonging to a man named Garold Hayes that contained a Purple Heart was turned over to the Great Iowa Treasure Hunt. In an effort to return it, the department tracked down his next of kin, a cousin named Nancy. Where is central Iowa's snow this winter? State Treasurer Roby Smith says this is something he was proud to give back. 'I knew the family was going to be here, I didn't know we were going to have like 15. It was like a family reunion. So it just shows you, I mean it's the Purple Heart, they're here to celebrate that life, that service. And here in Iowa, we celebrate people that serve our country and this is our way of saying thank you in some small way for the sacrifice they gave for our country,' said Smith. The state has another Purple Heart to return to the family of Herman Eggers of Waterloo. You can check whether you have any unclaimed property that has been turned over to the State Treasurer's Office at the Great Iowa Treasure Hunt's website. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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