Solicitation: Georgia investigators allege that Roberts used his position of authority and town resources to solicit sex from minors The police chief of a small town in Georgia was arrested Wednesday after a months-long investigation into whether he used his position of authority and town resources to solicit sex from underage boys. Molena police chief and city manager James Roberts was denied bond on Thursday as he's being held on two counts of solicitation of sodomy and one count of theft by conversion. Roberts, who also serves as the mayor of nearby Concord, allegedly used his standing in the county to solicit sex from two young men, even providing one with gas on the county's dime.
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Molena police chief and city manager James Roberts was denied bond on charges of solicitation of sodomy and theft by conversion
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Roberts, who also serves as mayor of nearby Concord, allegedly allowed on victim to take county gas for his personal vehicle
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He also texted obscene images to another
The towns have a little more than 700 residents between them, though so far it seems the alleged crimes were confined to @placeholder.