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Wichita police say that a 38-year-old man has been arrested and charged with sex crimes involving six children.

Officer Charley Davidson said that Damian Hallacy was charged with multiple counts on Monday.

Hallacy was arrested following a four-month-long investigation which was led by the Exploited and Missing Child Unit.

Hallacy is accused of crimes dating back to the year 2011 that involve children ranging in age from 8 to 15.

Official charges against Hallacy were not announced pending a court appearance on Monday afternoon.

Mom Stabbed To Death, Son In Custody

Mother Stabbed To Death, Son In Custody

The DuPage County sheriff’s office said that it is “conducting a death investigation” in Lisle Township near Downers Grove, and a source involved with the investigation said a teenager was in custody after his mother was brutally stabbed to death.

The sheriff’s office didn’t release any further information about the investigation on the 2100 block of 63rd Street, but a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed it was a stabbing homicide and a suspect is in custody.

Another source  said the mother was stabbed multiple times, and that her son was in custody. The name of the victim was not available, and there was no word of charges for any suspect.

The sheriff’s office said that no new information was to come Tuesday night and that more was likely to come on Wednesday.

Investigators’ vehicles were stationed outside of a single-family house on 63rd Street starting in the afternoon. The street was closed to westbound traffic most of the afternoon as well as the evening.

The house is in Lisle Township, across the street from a shopping center.

Downers Grove South High School is a half-mile west. Police did not indicate whether the community was in danger.

Neighbors told ABC 7 Chicago  that a woman and her two adult children live in the home.

“To have it be so close to home … it’s really freaky,” Faith LaMantia said.

Neighbors told WGN-TV news that they saw a man run into traffic around 1 p.m. and then stand in the middle of the street looking up.

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