National Guard corporal released on bond

KENNESAW - A National Guard corporal at the Kennesaw armory has been freed on bond on child molestation charges. <br> <br> Scott Lombardi, 34, was arrested Sunday and charged with felony counts of enticing a child for indecent purposes and with exploiting a child through computer pornography. He was released Tuesday on $20,000 bond. <br> <br> Police say Lombardi - who started a paramilitary program for youths - is accused of molesting a 15-year-old boy. <br> <br> Kennesaw Police Detective Craig Chandler says the mother of the teen called police Friday after getting an ``uneasy feeling&#39;&#39; when reading her son&#39;s instant messaging on his computer. <br> <br> The woman gave police a printed-out ``sexually explicit conversation&#39;&#39; allegedly going on between her son and Lombardi. <br> <br> The mother told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that her son admitted to police that he had been fondled by Lombardi. <br> <br> She said her son was 14 when he first met Lombardi, who spent 12 years on active duty in the armed services and who later worked full-time for the National Guard as the armory&#39;s administrator. Lombardi is a drill instructor to new recruits. <br> <br> Cobb County police&#39;s crimes against children unit will investigate any other allegations.