The sweep also coincided with the culmination of an investigation of illicit massage parlors in Cleveland and a statewide search for missing children by the U.S. Local law enforcement agencies participating include: Austintown Police Department, Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office, Cortland Police Department, East Palestine Police Department, FBI, Homeland Security, Mahoning County Prosecutor, OHIOCAC, BCI, Ohio Investigative Unit, Ohio State Highway Patrol, Salem Police Department, Warren Police Department and the Youngstown Police Department. While those charged locally are all facing charges of having criminal tools - essentially, their cell phones they had on them - some will face even more charges down the road because of what was on those phones or even cameras when they were arrested.Īgents say Jeremiah Torrence of Akron showed up with a phone containing infant and toddler pornography, as well as more than half a dozen cameras which will now be reviewed. Jeff Allen with the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office.ĭrone footage captured one suspect who showed up at the designated location with his dog, which jumped out and ran toward police. “They are agreeing to pay an adult to sleep with a juvenile, so that’s disturbing,” said Maj. Jones, 58, Clark, New Jersey (truck driver) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possessing criminal tools Gary Wellendorf, 64, Struthers (disability) – Importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possessing criminal tools.Michael Beal, 44, Deerfield (roofing/contractor) – Importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, possessing criminal tools.

John Burnett, 35, Youngstown (machinist) – Importuning, disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, possessing criminal tools and compelling prostitution.

Dupuis, 26, New Iberia, Lousiana (truck driver) – Attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, importuning and possessing criminal tools

Carlos Rush, 57, Warren (security officer) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Jeremiah Torrence, 32, Akron (mechanic) – Two counts disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possessing criminal tools.

(fabricator/machinist) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, importuning and possession of criminal tools

Robert Hartsock, 46, Struthers (plumbing company) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Jay Emmert, 33, Niles (roofing/construction) – Importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Thomas Ashby, 34, Warren (moving company) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Thomas Baker, Sr., 36, Warren (fast food general manager) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Benjamin Virga, 52, Shelby, Michigan (automotive paint delivery) – Importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, criminal tools.

Jake McMahon, 28, New Castle (factory worker) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual contact with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Justin Teague, 44, Poland (casino employee) – Importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Herbert Lashorn, 46, Akron (truck driver) – Compelling prostitution, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, possessing criminal tools.

Ronnie Lampkin, 38, Youngstown (no profession listed) – Importuning, attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and possession of criminal tools.

Natalie has lived in Texas, Pennsylvania and Indiana before coming to Illinois in 2010. Of all of her responsibilities, Natalie enjoys “the strategy and economic analysis surrounding the current labor and employment markets and its impact on businesses.” She also enjoys meeting face to face with current and prospective clients to learn about the challenges and trends they are facing.Īt home, Natalie has a petite pittie named Stella, who is her “little princess,” and she thoroughly enjoys being in the sunshine at the beach, or taking Stella on long walks. She is also responsible for developing the franchise’s marketing plan and strategy, and the first of this exciting responsibility has been serving as the “project manager” over the new website’s development.

Natalie, a Purdue University alum, spends her days building relationships and strategic partnerships with local companies and advising them on staffing and hiring solutions for their business and operation-but no day is ever the same. Natalie Baye Baumann, Business Development and Marketing Manager

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