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2A THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 2016 2I¿FHVFORVHIRU0DUWLQ 5HFRUG3RZHUEDOOMDFNSRWVSOLWWKUHHZD\V development were heard par- Traverso told The Associated Luther King Jr. Day 1RW WKDW WKHUH DUHQ¶W ODUJH tying loudly after Wednesday 3UHVV 7KH ZLQQLQJ )ORULGD MDFNSRWV HOVHZKHUH 6SDLQ¶V The Daily Astorian In observance of Mar- tin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, all federal, state, county and city offices and services, including Asto- ULD :DUUHQWRQ *HDUKDUW 6HDVLGHDQG&DQQRQ%HDFK city halls, are closed. All 86SRVWRIILFHVDUHFORVHG and there is no mail deliv- ery. Astoria, Jewell, Knap- pa, Warrenton/Hammond, 6HDVLGH LQFOXGLQJ &DQ QRQ %HDFK DQG *HDUKDUW schools) and Ocean Beach 6FKRRO 'LVWULFW VFKRROV DQG Clatsop Community Col- lege are closed. 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Texas Lottery executive director *DU\*ULHIKDVVDLGWKLV3RZ erball offered “absolutely” the ZRUOG¶VELJJHVWMDFNSRW massively popular Christmas ORWWHU\NQRZQDV³(O*RUGR´ LVUDQNHGDVWKHZRUOG¶VULFK est, though it doles out mil- lions of prizes rather than one ODUJH MDFNSRW OLNH WKH 3RZ HUEDOO (O *RUGR ODVW PRQWK showered 2.2 billion euros ELOOLRQDFURVVWKHFRXQ try. Powerball tickets are sold in 44 states, as well as the District of Columbia, the 869LUJLQ,VODQGVDQG3XHU to Rico. Many residents of WKH VL[ WKDW GRQ¶W SDUWLFLSDWH crossed state lines to get their hands on tickets before the drawing, according to the 0XOWL6WDWH /RWWHU\ $VVRFLD tion. Ocean Park man held on $1 million bail in child-sex case Aylward, 45, on suspicion of ¿UVWGHJUHH UDSH RI D FKLOG sexual exploitation of a minor, OCEAN PARK, Wash. — dealing in child pornography, $ORFDOWDWWRRDUWLVWLVLQ3DFL¿F DQG¿UVWGHJUHHLQFHVW County Jail on $1 million bail According to public re- following his arrest on suspi- cords, Aylward is a father and cion of committing several sex stepfather with several chil- offenses involving children. dren, ages 3 to adult. Though 3DFL¿F &RXQW\ 6KHULII¶V he now claims to run a tattoo 2I¿FH GHSXWLHV RQ -DQ DU business, he used to be a con- rested John Keone Lopaka tractor, and co-owner of a local EXVLQHVV $IIRUGDEOH 5RR¿QJ and Construction. D eputies ® ACCUWEATHER FORECAST FOR ASTORIA executed a search warrant in 'HFHPEHU DW$\OZDUG¶V KRPH Astoria 5-Day Forecast Oregon Weather LQWKHEORFNRI16WUHHWLQ Ocean Park. The warrant was Tonight The Dalles based on a “credible report” Shown is Astoria 35/45 43/52 that Aylward was allegedly tomorrow’s Pendleton weather. providing pornographic mate- Portland 31/42 41/49 Temperatures rials to a primary-school-aged Salem are tonight’s 43/51 child, according to a probable Early rain, then a lows and Albany shower or two cause statement. tomorrow’s 42/51 Corvallis During the search, depu- Ontario highs 42/50 Bend 43° 27/37 ties seized “many cell phones, 28/41 Eugene memory cards, computers, and 42/48 Friday Saturday other related items,” which Burns 23/31 they later reviewed. Accord- Medford ing to the investigating deputy, 36/51 most of the devices either did Klamath Falls 22/35 not contain illegal materials, or Mostly cloudy with Breezy with rain By NATALIE ST. JOHN EO Media Group were broken and could not be viewed. However, two cards allegedly contained incrimi- nating images and videos. A cell phone memory card, taken from a room where Aylward allegedly ran a tat- too business, contained about ¿OHVWKRXJKWKHGHSXW\ said he only reviewed parts of DERXWRIWKH¿OHV According to the deputy, ³PRVW´RIWKRVH¿OHVFRQWDLQHG “hardcore” materials, and “about one quarter” of those contained short video clips of very explicit child pornogra- phy, featuring male and female children as young as about 3 years of age. Many of the vid- eos appeared to be amateur ¿OPV WKDW ZHUH UHFRUGHG ZLWK cell phones. The phone and card will be sent to a forensic laboratory for further examination, the deputy said, noting that the card could potentially contain “large amounts of child por- nography.” On Jan. 6, the deputy re- viewed a second memory card. That card contained three explicit videos that ap- SHDU WR KDYH EHHQ ¿OPHG E\ Aylward. According to the re- SRUWWKH¿OPVDOOHJHGO\VKRZ about 15 minutes of footage of Aylward coercing a prima- ry-school-aged child into par- ticipating in a variety of sex acts. The deputy said the acts DSSHDU WR KDYH EHHQ ¿OPHG fairly recently, and at a loca- tion on the p eninsula. After viewing the second card, deputies went to Ayl- ZDUG¶VKRPHDQGDUUHVWHGKLP DWDERXWDPRQ-DQ During an early morning interview in custody, Aylward agreed to talk to police but denied all of the allegations, calling them “ridiculous.” Ayl- ward allegedly insisted that he was not familiar with the mate- rial on the memory cards, had never molested any children, and did not have any memory of the alleged events, until the deputies provided him with screen shots that allegedly showed him engaged in illegal sex acts. a shower in places Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2016 52° 45° 54° Sunday Monday Rain 52° 47° Periods of rain 44° 52° 42° Almanac Sun and Moon Astoria through Wednesday. Temperatures High ........................................... 52° Low ............................................ 41° Normal high ............................... 50° Normal low ................................. 38° Precipitation Yesterday ................................ 0.58" Month to date .......................... 2.19" Normal month to date ............. 4.50" Year to date ............................. 2.19" Normal year to date ................ 4.50" Sunset tonight .................. 4:54 p.m. Sunrise Friday .................. 7:54 a.m. Moonrise today .............. 10:32 a.m. Moonset today ................ 10:49 p.m. Regional Cities City Baker City Bend Brookings Eugene Ilwaco Klamath Falls Medford Newport North Bend First Full Last New Jan 16 Jan 23 Jan 31 Feb 8 Under the Sky Today Hi Lo W 33 24 sn 37 28 sn 50 43 r 46 42 r 47 44 r 34 22 sn 46 36 r 47 45 r 53 45 r Hi 36 41 52 48 50 35 51 51 55 Fri. 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Tomorrow’s National Weather Today City Hi Lo W Atlanta 59 41 s Boston 31 26 pc Chicago 38 35 c Denver 42 17 pc Des Moines 44 26 pc Detroit 35 32 c El Paso 59 34 s Fairbanks 4 -4 pc Honolulu 83 69 pc Indianapolis 41 36 pc Kansas City 54 31 s Las Vegas 57 38 pc Los Angeles 64 48 pc Memphis 63 50 s Miami 73 68 r Nashville 59 45 s New Orleans 67 53 r New York 38 34 pc Oklahoma City 62 33 s Philadelphia 43 33 pc St. Louis 59 45 pc Salt Lake City 35 25 sn San Francisco 54 50 r Seattle 48 39 r Washington, DC 47 35 pc W sh pc sf pc c r s pc sh r c pc pc c t r pc pc pc pc r sn pc c sh Fronts Cold Lotteries OREGON (VWLPDWHGMDFNSRWPLOOLRQ Wednesday’s Pick 4: 1 p.m.: WASHINGTON 4 p.m.: Wednesday’s Daily Game: 7 p.m.: Wednesday’s Hit 5: 16-18-20-21-30 10 p.m.: (VWLPDWHGMDFNSRW Wednesday’s Megabucks: Wednesday’s Keno: 38-45 (VWLPDWHGMDFNSRWPLOOLRQ Wednesday’s Lotto: 10-11-16-31-32-49 Wednesday’s Powerball: (VWLPDWHGMDFNSRWPLOOLRQ Powerball: 10 Wednesday’s Match 4: 02-10-14-20 On the record DUII arrest $W SP 7XHVGD\ 2UHJRQ 6WDWH 3ROLFH DUUHVW ed Bethanie J. 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