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Sheriff’s Office Employee Arrested, Accused of Trying to Meet Teen in Kenton Co.

A Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office employee is in the Kenton County Jail charged with one count of using electronic communications to procure a minor for sex. John Kamphaus, 40, was arrested by Kenton County Police and was arraigned Wednesday morning in Kenton Circuit Court. More: Cincinnati Enquirer, WKRC, WCPO, WLWT Photo: John Kamphaus/Kenton Co. Detention Center

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Sheriff’s Office Employee Arrested, Accused of Trying to Meet Teen in Kenton Co.

A Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office employee is in the Kenton County Jail charged with one count of using electronic communications to procure a minor for sex. John Kamphaus, 40, was arrested by Kenton County Police and was arraigned Wednesday morning in Kenton Circuit Court. More: Cincinnati Enquirer, WKRC, WCPO, WLWT Photo: John Kamphaus/Kenton Co. Detention Center

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Sheriff’s Office Employee Arrested, Accused of Trying to Meet Teen in Kenton Co.

A Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office employee is in the Kenton County Jail charged with one count of using electronic communications to procure a minor for sex. John Kamphaus, 40, was arrested by Kenton County Police and was arraigned Wednesday morning in Kenton Circuit Court. More: Cincinnati Enquirer, WKRC, WCPO, WLWT Photo: John Kamphaus/Kenton Co. Detention Center

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Senate Committee Approves P3s, Restores Bridge Funding but Keeps Toll Ban

The Kentucky Senate Transportation Committee approved a measure Wednesday that would provide oversight and regulations to public-private partnerships, so-called P3s, in the Commonwealth. House Bill 407, sponsored by Rep. Leslie Combs (D-Pikeville) and House Majority Caucus Chair Sannie Overly (D-Paris) would allow state and local governments to partner with private companies to complete infrastructure, transportation and […]

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Senate Committee Approves P3s, Restores Bridge Funding but Keeps Toll Ban

The Kentucky Senate Transportation Committee approved a measure Wednesday that would provide oversight and regulations to public-private partnerships, so-called P3s, in the Commonwealth. House Bill 407, sponsored by Rep. Leslie Combs (D-Pikeville) and House Majority Caucus Chair Sannie Overly (D-Paris) would allow state and local governments to partner with private companies to complete infrastructure, transportation and […]

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