OWENSBORO, KY (WFIE)- On Monday, Kentucky State Police charged 19-year-old Cody Carter of Owensboro with 50 counts of Possession of Matter Portraying Sex Performance by a Minor. 

The investigation was initiated while officers from Operation Yellow Banks, which consists of the Kentucky State Police, the Owensboro Police Department, the Daviess County Sheriff's Department, the U.S. Marshals Office, the Kentucky Probation and Parole and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, were checking area sex offenders for compliance.

KENTUCKY (WFIE)- On Monday, multiple Kentucky law agencies launched a new operation aimed at making sure registered sex offenders are following the rules. It's called Operation Yellow Banks.

Even though many of the registered sex offenders are following the registration rules, police say other laws are being broken.

Jean Rodgers says she knows someone in her neighborhood is a registered sex offender.

"We don't ever see them. They don't bother us at all. They're very quiet, keep to themselves," said neighbor Jean Rodgers.

DAVIESS CO., KY (WFIE)- The Kentucky Primary Election is Tuesday, and all that equipment delivery and prep work has Daviess County leaders thinking there might be a better ways to run the polls.

The county clerk is looking into the idea of getting rid of precincts and opening voting centers instead.

It's a three day process, delivering machines to 84 voting precincts around Daviess County. It takes over a hundred miles in the delivery truck.

Each election costs the county $160,000, which is money spent paying poll workers and making deliveries.