Officer Shelby Walters also interacted with Davis and assumed the identity of the child. Davis, believing it to be the child, continued to send sexually provocative texts and sent two pictures of his genital and a video of his genitalia. Officer Gustin assumed the identity of the 13 or 14 year old child and continued the communication with Davis. When the messages from Davis began to be sexually provocative, the mother contacted Bradford City Police. The child’s mother testified that she began receiving messages from Davis (who thought he was communicating with the child) where Davis said he knew the “child” was 13 or 14 and admitted that he was 28 years old. The adult relative reported that she gave Davis the telephone number of the child’s mother but told Davis it was the child’s telephone number. The joint investigation by several Officers with the City of Bradford Police began on April 22, 2021, when Bradford City Police Officer Matthew Gustin received a report that Davis had inquired about a young girl from her adult relative and asked the adult relative for the child’s telephone number. If you are interested in becoming a vendor or if you have any questions about this year's market, please contact Mary Reno at 33.(SMETHPORT, Pennsylvania, July 20, 2023): District Attorney Stephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer reports that former Bradford and Port Allegany man Aaron DAVIS – convicted in January of 84 counts including Unlawful Contact with a Minor, Obscene Materials to a Minor, and Child Pornography – was sentenced to a period of state incarceration of 75 years to 150 years during a sentencing hearing today at the McKean County Courthouse. Vendors are also expected to set their own prices, keep their areas clean and assist in promoting the farmer's market. All products sold at the farmer's market must be locally grown. Vendors are also expected to place a sign on their table identifying the name of their farm or business. Each space size is 12' by 12' and vendors must provide their own chairs, tents, canopys and electric. Fees include a $25 annual registration fee and $10 per space per weekly market. Products available for sale this year will be fresh, unprocessed fruits and vegetables, bakery products, flowers, plants, bulbs and seeds. The market will be held at the Jackson North Park on Thursdays starting in July. Preparations are under way for the 2013 Jackson Township Farmer's Market.

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