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Lexington man sentenced in child porn caseApril 1, 2016 Tom Kenny, LEXINGTON, Ky. WTVQ A Lexington man was sentenced to nearly 18-years in federal prison for recording sexual images of a child, according to federal prosecutors. 30-year old Corey Lane Snapp admitted that, on multiple occasions in 2015, he used his cell phone to record sexually explicit images of a child under the age of ten, according to prosecutors. According to the plea agreement, Snapp also sexually molested the child.Under federal law, Snapp must serve 85-percent of his prison sentence; and once he is released from prison, he must register as a sex offender. He was also ordered to serve a lifetime term of supervised release, according to prosecutors.Categories: Local News, NewsTags: Child, child pornography, Corey Lane Snapp, featured, federal prison, Lexington, Prosecutors, Sexual Images, Supervised ReleaseFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin Leave a Reply Cancel reply .clt-73 .thumb-wrap display: block;float: none;.clt-73 .inner-thumb-wrap padding: 56.25% 0 0 0;.content-primary-cat a font-size: 13px; Related stanley official website stanley cup stanley cup Gccm Pulitzer Prize-winning Our Town play opens this weekend in Louisa
CNN 鈥?A new property development in Austin, Texas, is set to become the worlds largest community of 3D-printed homes.Scheduled to break ground next year, the project will feature 100 single-story houses printed on-site using advanced robotic construction and a concrete-based building mat stanley cup erial.Digital renderings of the neighborhood, unveiled last week, show rows stanley isolierkanne of properties with their roofs covered in solar cells. The homes will each take approximately a week to build, according to firms behind the development.The project is a collaboration between homebuilding company Lennar and ICON, a Texas-based construction firm specializing in 3D-printed structures. The houses have been co-designed by the Danish architecture practice Bjarke Ingels Group.Although ICON would not disclose the cost of the project, the company said its technology is significantly faster and cheaper than conventional construction methods 鈥?partly because it requires less manual labor. The building process will involve five of the firms 46-foot-wide robotic Vulcan printers, which pipe out a concrete mix called Lavacr stanley uk ete according to a pre-programmed home design.The firm said it can produce homes up to 3,000 square feet in size, and has previously printed the walls of a house measuring 400 to 500 square feet in聽just 24 hours聽 spread over the course of several days . Roofs, windows, doors and finishes will be added afterward by Lennar.In a press release, ICONs co-founder and CEO Jason Ballard described |
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