Redmond man convicted of child sex crime released after new evidence found

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A Redmond man convicted of child sex abuse and facing up to 50 years in prison is no longer behind bars.

A judge yesterday granted Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel’s request to drop all charges against Joshua Horner.

He was convicted last year.

The victim testified that Horner shot her dog to back up a threat not to tell police about the abuse.

The Oregon Innocence Project and local detectives investigated and found the dog alive and well and the victim no longer willing to talk about the case.

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Central Oregon Collective Job Fair

Central Oregon Collective is a local nonprofit, empowering adults with intellectual & developmental disabilities to live with choice, growth, and connection. We will be holding a job fair at our administrative office building on Tuesday, December 16th

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Construction Safety Summit in Bend Jan 26-27

A two-day training conference in Bend will offer safety and health training for workers in the residential, commercial, and industrial construction industries, as well as insights for employers about how to address hazards. The Mid-Oregon Construction Safety