The man who was charged with sexual crimes was released for deposit. organized again through new crimes

Kennewick, Wash. – A man who was arrested because he had exposed himself to several children during the Tri-Cities was arrested on Wednesday, February 26, since they were exposed to indecent exposure costs. But these charges are only offense in the state of Washington, which means that his deposit was only set to 2,000 US dollars and that it was released from prison. Now he is back in prison after he has been arrested again – this time because of several sex crimes for children's child.

The 36-year-old Scott Lee Phelps from Richland was arrested again on Friday, February 28, after his first arrest had the opportunity to continue looking at his behavior.

The Kennewick police said that one of the first major actions that were taken after the first arrest of Phelps was the seizure of his vehicle. They say this led to the execution of a search command for Phelps' car that contained its cell phone. The investigators of the Digital Forensics team of the Kennewick Police Department were given a new search order to examine the content of the telephone and to present disturbing evidence that were hidden from public perspective, which led to the new charges for children's pornography at Phelps.

According to the authorities, Phelps also enabled them to be publicly arrested to the public, which led an additional victim to the front. The ProSser police authority had also received a report before Phelps' initial arrest, and its investigation showed enough evidence to again arrest him for abuse of children. It was found in a house in Richland by numerous law enforcement authorities when he was taken into custody.

The police say that the investigation with a search command for Phelps' Haus will be continued. He will probably appear in front of a judge on Monday because of the new charges.