The Newton County Prosecuting Attorney's office filed a misdemeanor sexual misconduct charge Friday against Danny Lee George (DOB 1968), Webb City, who allegedly tried to solicit explicit photos and videos of a Newton County woman July 31.
From the probable cause statement:
Mr. George contacted Vl through Facebook at which time Vl accepted a friend request and began speaking with Mr. George through Facebook Messenger.During the conversation, Mr. George offered Vl money if she would send him explicit photos and videos. Vl stated Mr. George continued to harass her stating he lives in Webb City Missouri and when she wanted to make some money to contact him.
Mr. George was located at Webb City Missouri where he was questioned about his statements. Mr. George stated he needed counseling and that he had spoken with Vl and offered money to Vl.
The case was investigated by the Newton County Sheriff's Office.
Is this even a crime?
ReplyDelete“Is this a crime?” Please say you’re joking!!! 🤞
DeleteI thought this was America?!
ReplyDeleteFree speech in America only applies when you aren’t sexually harassing people. Why is this confusing?
DeleteAmerica has laws, Danny Lee George, should have known better.
ReplyDeleteSolicitation / Patronizing Prostitution for on money - on Facebook/Meta and through his Cell Phone - is a great way to leave a completely documented trail of evidence to secure your prosecution. People are just Dumb!
His Case is - Case Number: 24NW-CR01462
His Charge is - Sexual Misconduct - 2nd Degree { Misdemeanor C RSMo: 566.095 }
CHARGES:
567.030-004Y200440 PATRONIZING PROSTITUTION - 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER F/M: M COUNTS: 1 CHARGE TYPE:
The Prosecuting Attorney of the County of Newton, State of Missouri, upon information and belief, charges that the defendant, in violation of Section 566.095, RSMo, committed the class C misdemeanor of sexual misconduct in the third degree, punishable upon conviction under Sections 558.011 and 558.002, RSMo, in that on or about July 31, 2024, in the County of Newton, State of Missouri, the defendant knowingly solicited Confidential Victim to engage in sexual contact knowing that such solicitation was likely to cause affront or alarm.
His CaseNet Information -
https://www.courts.mo.gov/cnet/cases/newHeader.do?inputVO.caseNumber=24NW-CR01462&inputVO.courtId=SMPDB0001_CT40