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Breckinridge Co. man indicted for soliciting sex with a minor Accused man is assigned as an MP at Fort Knox, and is currently out of jail on a partially secured $25,000 bond. Cyber Crimes Unit launched undercover investigation after man posted online ad Click on headline for complete story NOTE: Indictments are considered formal charges. An indictment is not a finding of guilt. An individual charged by indictment is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty at some later criminal proceeding. By Terry Sebastian, Crystal Staley Commonwealth News Center FRANKFORT, KY. (Wed 3 Aug 2016) – Attorney General Andy Beshear and his Cyber Crimes Unit today announced a Breckinridge County man has been arrested and indicted for seeking sex with a minor. James Leroy Cayton, 37, of Vine Grove, was charged with the prohibited use of an electronic communications system to procure a minor for sex, a Class D felony. He was indicted by a Franklin County grand jury July 19 and arrested by the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department July 29 for the warrant associated with the returned indictment. According to cyber investigators, Cayton became the subject of a multi-week investigation by the Attorney General’s Office after he posted an online ad seeking sex with "any age." After Cayton communicated over the Internet with an undercover AG investigator’s persona of a minor, he was located by Beshear’s office with the assistance of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department and the United States Army CID. Cayton, who is assigned as an MP at Fort Knox, is currently out of jail on a partially secured $25,000 bond. The work of the Cyber Crimes Unit, a division of the Department of Criminal Investigations in the Office of the Attorney General, is part of Beshear’s core mission to keep sexual predators away from Kentucky’s families and children. "The Attorney General is the chief advocate and protector for our Kentucky families, and it’s our job to take those who would exploit children off the streets to ensure our communities are safe," Beshear said. "We would like to thank Franklin County Sheriff Pat Melton and his team, as well as the Army CID, for helping in this case." Since taking office January 4, 2016, Beshear's Cyber Crimes Unit has arrested or convicted 31 sexual predators. This story was posted on 2016-08-04 02:58:55
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