Showing posts with label Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Show all posts

Thursday, March 3, 2016

UPDATED::Youth pastor, school volunteer charged with sex crimes - wave3.com-Louisville News, Weather & Sports

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  Joseph Niemeyer (PHOTO: Kenton Co. jail)

A youth pastor at the New Banklick Baptist Church in Walton is facing sexual abuse charges, church officials confirm.

Joseph Niemeyer, 53, is facing three felony counts of Sexual Abuse, Rape and Sodomy. He is accused of sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl over a three-year period, court documents show.

"Mr. Niemeyer actually came to the Independence Police Department and spoke to detectives and basically self-reported," Kenton County Prosecutor Rob Sanders said.

Court documents show the alleged abuse occurred at Niemeyer's home in Independence.

"Mr. Niemeyer volunteered at Twenhofel Middle School for the past three years,” said Jess Dykes who is a spokesperson for the Kenton County School District.

Dykes said Niemeyer helped as a volunteer with a group known as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.  The group he worked with is a very small group of sixth, seventh and eighth graders who meet once a week before school, according to Dykes.

"He did help.  He did help lead prayers and read Bible scriptures,” Dykes told FOX19 NOW.  “He was never alone with any of the students that he was volunteering with.”

Youth pastor, school volunteer charged with sex crimes - wave3.com-Louisville News, Weather & Sports

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Arrest of Danville school volunteer and youth director stems from texts, photos to teenage boys

 Bobby Cassady, 28, was arrested Monday evening and charged with promoting sexual performance by a minor, unlawful transaction with a minor and portraying a police officer.

A Boyle County man was charged Monday with sending inappropriate text messages and photographs to two teenage boys.

Bobby Cassady, 28, was arrested Monday evening and charged with promoting sexual performance by a minor, unlawful transaction with a minor and portraying a police officer.

Police say they were contacted by a 17-year-old Sunday night. Danville police say an investigation was launched after the 17-year-old boy told police about "suspicious activity." That investigation led them to a 15-year-old boy.

Police say Cassady had a juvenile send him pictures over a period of several months. In a release, police said Cassady's activity "centered around improper text messages and photographs." Police did not provide any other details.

Arrest of Danville school volunteer and youth director stems from texts, photos to teenage boys