Small Town Mayor/Pastor Arrested in Teen Sex Sting - Allen Kauffman

When will these old guys learn? The hot 13-year-old trading sexy instant messages with you is really a fat, 40-year-old cop? Apparently Allen Kauffman, 63, will have to "have a seat over there" as they say on Dateline. Here's more from KCTV-5:

A small-town mayor was in jail in Newton County on Monday on four counts of soliciting sex over the Internet from a police detective posing as a 13-year-old girl.
Police said Allen Kauffman, 63, was arrested Friday and remained in jail Monday on $50,000 bond on four counts of felony enticement of a child.
It was the latest in a string of online child sex stings by Jim Murray, 69, a former Diamond police chief and now a detective who has been active in Internet investigations since around 2002.
Kauffman is the mayor of Collins, a town of about 200 people in St. Clair County about 50 miles northwest of Springfield. Diamond police said Kauffman is married and serves as a pastor of the Temple Lot Church in Collins.
Prosecutors alleged in court filings that Kauffman believed he was communicating with a 13-year-old girl from the Joplin area in a Yahoo chat room in November and December.
In the online messages, Kauffman allegedly asked the girl for sex and for nude pictures and encouraged her to have sex with a girlfriend in front of a webcam so that Kauffman could watch.
"He very much believed he was talking to a 13-year-old girl," Diamond Police Chief Keith Brumfield said.