Jerry Jesus Reyes, 26, had previously been the subject of multiple ICAC investigations in 2016, 2021, and 2022, the Sheriff's Office said.
Sheriff's investigation leads to Osceola County man's child porn arrest
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
An Osceola County man has been arrested after he was linked to an online account depicting child sexual abuse material that uncovered pornographic videos depicting the sexual abuse of young children, including an infant, and pornographic videos involving a dog.News
Hansen, the former owner of the Osceola Star Hispanic newspaper, had a larger-than-life presence and a powerful voice for the local Hispanic business community that grew by leaps and bounds in his nearly five decades living in the area. He was a board member and small business trustee for The Osceola Chamber and Valencia College that saw the creation of the Hispanic Business Council, Viva Osceola and Three Kings Day celebrations. (Photo/Ken Jackson)
Bill Hansen Plaza: Dedicated to the man who gave local Hispanics their first voice
Jihad Basil Scott was was arrested by the Morrisville (N.C.) Police Department and extradited to the Osceola County Jail in connection with a July 11 hotel homicide.
Second suspect in July homicide at hotel arrested in North Carolina
Florida Highway Patrol troopers are looking for the vehicle that would have been involved in a fatal crash with a pedestrian on West U.S. Highway 192 before dawn Friday morning.
FHP investigating early Friday hit and run near Old Town
Sports
Short-handed Orlando City falls 4-2 at Philadelphia; U.S. youngsters roll past Peru in Orlando
St. Cloud's Stacy Taylor-Irons closes in on Lake Nona quarterback Elijah Nickerson in Friday's 43-8 Lions win. (Photo/Taylor McFee)
St. Cloud, Osceola drop district games
Tohopekaliga quarterback Gabe Velez passed for 284 yards and three touchdowns in the Tigers' 34-8 District 6A-5 home game win Thursday over Harmony. (Photo/Katie Williams)
Wise, Tigers race past Longhorns, 34-8, in Thursday's district tilt
Lifestyle
ST. CLOUD NEWS — Downtown Monthly Market returns; send the kids to camp Friday!
Ages 13 and up can join the Teen Craft Club at Oak Street Park Community Center for a free monthly program to explore their creativity, learn trendy new crafts, and hang out with friends.
Crafts and music for the kids, softball for the adults
Now is a great time to take pictures of your home before you start decorating for the holidays and submit your nomination for the Poinciana Beautiful Awards Program.