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For many people in Junction City and across the southern Willamette Valley, the name Trevor Alan Slocum-Lammers may already sound familiar.
Several years ago, homeowners publicly accused the former contractor of taking deposits for projects that were never completed. Those allegations sparked frustration throughout the region and led to numerous complaints from customers who said they were left with unfinished jobs, unused building materials, and significant financial losses.
Now, Slocum-Lammers is back in the headlines for an entirely different reason.
This week, federal officials announced that the 31-year-old Junction City man has been sentenced to more than three years in prison after pleading guilty to possessing child
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