Still ignoring the real pedophiles while harassing imaginary ones.

Southern Pedophilia comes dressed with a Crucifix and is practically
encouraged by right wing politicians and media talking heads.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) - A South Carolina youth pastor is facing
new charges after allegedly videoing girls in the shower at church, the
sheriff�s office said.

Deputies with the Greenville County Sheriff�s Office began investigating
Tuesday after they received information from the Greenwood County Sheriff�s
Office, WHNS reports.

The Greenwood County Sheriff�s Office said the 35-year-old youth pastor,
Daniel Kellan Mayfield, admitted to videotaping a woman while she was in
the shower May 27. According to an incident report, a woman told deputies
she was showering at her mother�s house when she saw a light outside the
bathroom window. When she went to look, she said she saw Mayfield standing
in the backyard alone.

Deputies spoke with Mayfield and say he admitted to filming the woman. He
was charged with voyeurism.

Following this incident, deputies in Greenville County investigated and
discovered that Mayfield allegedly filmed multiple girls in the bathroom of
Gowensville Baptist Church in Landrum. They�ve identified six victims so
far, saying they are as young as 14 years old.

According to deputies, Mayfield reportedly set up and recorded video inside
the restroom on at least three occasions dating back to July 2022. Deputies
said they believe Mayfield acted alone and don�t believe anyone from the
church knew about his activity.

First Baptist Gowensville confirmed that Mayfield was employed as a student
pastor. However, he was fired from the church on the day of his arrest.

The church released the following statement on the incident Thursday:

�On May 27th, 2023, First Baptist Gowensville leadership was made aware of
an incident of moral misconduct perpetrated by one of our staff members.
Proper authorities were notified immediately and the employee was
terminated from his role. Due to the nature of the investigation, FBC
Gowensville refers all questions to the law enforcement authorities
involved. We remain dedicated to providing a safe worship environment and
will be ever vigilant in protecting all persons involved in any of our
events.�

Deputies confirmed that Mayfield was taken into custody Thursday afternoon
in Boiling Springs and charged with five counts of first-degree sexual
exploitation of a minor and one count of voyeurism.

Mayfield was denied bond during a hearing that night. The sheriff�s office
said during the hearing that they believe more charges may be coming.

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Courtesy of Hennepin County Jail

A man charged with robbery and assault for a shooting that left multiple people injured in Brooklyn Park this past spring will be spending time in prison.

Court records show Deneco Lamont Plentyhorse, 23, was sentenced by Judge Paul Scoggin on Wednesday to serve 42 months (3.5 years) in the St. Cloud prison for one count of first-degree attempted aggravated robbery.

Two other charges of aiding and abetting second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon were dismissed. Plentyhorse pleaded guilty to the robbery charge on Monday.

As previously reported by 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, Plentyhorse was one of four men to be charged in the shooting that happened on the 3500 block of Brookdale Drive in April. Police identified the three other men as Corey Cortez Stewart of Fridley, Jayquann Leon Kennedy of St. Paul, and Ledale Julius Robinson of Brooklyn Park. Those four were the only ones to be charged after police said they had made seven arrests in the case.

RELATED: 3 injured in Brooklyn Park shooting, 7 arrests made

According to the order filed Wednesday, Plentyhorse’s sentence will be served at the same time as a sentence from a separate case, in which he was charged with two counts of aggravated first-degree robbery.

Court documents show one of those charges was dismissed, and he was sentenced in 2021 to three years at the St. Cloud prison. He received 20 days of credit for time previously served in that case, and 232 days of credit on Wednesday.

Records show Kennedy has a jury trial that is scheduled to start on Dec. 11, while Stewart has a jury trial scheduled to begin on Jan. 2, 2024.

As 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS reported back in July, Robinson was sentenced to serve just over two months in the Hennepin County workhouse, to be served as electronic home monitoring, and probation for two years.

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