Child porn Child Abuse, Molestation, Porn

They may not have to.

They may only have to prove that you had it.

I suggest you get yourself a good lawyer, talk to nobody except your lawyer, stay off the internet, and, above all, don't talk to the police.

DON'T TALK TO POLICE - Professor James Duane - YouTube

 

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Nov. 9—Colorado Springs police arrested a man on Wednesday who allegedly uploaded hundreds of child sexual abuse images to a cloud-based server.

A monthslong investigation led detectives to the 400 block of Lionstone Drive, where they found 25-year-old suspect Nathyn Vega, according to CSPD. Police booked Vega in the El Paso County jail on the charge of sexual exploitation of a child.

The CSPD Internet Crimes Against Children unit first received a tip in April from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The ICAC includes an El Paso Sheriff's Office detective, CSPD detectives and special agents from federal Homeland Security Investigations.

Man arrested on child sexual exploitation charges in Colorado Springs
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- In April of 2022, the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) Internet Crimes Against Children Unit (ICAC) received a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

CSPD said the tip referenced an unknown person who was uploading hundreds of child sexual abuse images to a cloud-based service.

The investigation into the tip led detectives to an apartment in the 400 block of Lionstone Dr. in Colorado Springs. On Wed., Nov. 9, the CSPD ICAC Unit executed a search warrant at the apartment and arrested 25-year-old Nathyn Vega.

CSPD said Vega was booked on the charge of sexual exploitation of a child.

The ICAC Unit consists of El Paso County Sheriff's Office deputies, CSPD detectives, and special agents from Homeland Security.

No further information regarding this case is available at this time.

Colorado Springs man arrested on charge of sexual exploitation of a child | KRDO
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - A convicted child predator was among a group of people arrested Thursday morning by the Colorado Springs Police Department.

The law enforcement agency is reporting their Homeless Outreach Team (HOT) joined other officers with contacting people under the S. Nevada Avenue bridge near I-25 after multiple trespassing and camping complaints.

“With the assistance of Gold Hill Patrol Officers, HOT Officers contacted 17 individuals trespassing on C-DOT property under the bridge,” police wrote in their online blotter. “All 17 individuals were cited for trespassing with 8 of those individuals being released after receiving their ticket. Of the remaining 9, 4 were taken into custody on Felony/Misdemeanor warrants and the remaining 4 for Misdemeanor warrants only.”

One of the people identified was a sex offender, 57-year-old Frank McQueen. According to online records, McQueen was convicted of sex assault on child twice. McQueen also has a history of failing to register as a sex offender. McQueen was taken into custody on Thursday for failing to register as a sex offender, again.

The people taken into custody were wanted on a variety of felon and misdemeanor warrants. There were also two people cited for possession of drugs.

“All totaled 8 Felony Warrants and 15 Misdemeanor Warrants were cleared out, 1 additional Felony Charge served, and 19 citations issued for trespass and narcotics violations,” police added in their blotter. “Much of the area was also cleaned up by the Neighborhood Services Quality of Life Team.”

Child predator among many arrested following complaints to the Homeless Outreach Team in Colorado Springs
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Bummer. Get off the internet and talk to NO ONE about this other than a criminal defense attorney.

We have no way of knowing how a criminal prosecutor might go about proving the elements of whatever crime has been or may be charged. Only someone familiar with the particulars of the evidence and the specifics of the crime(s) charged can speak intelligently about that.

 

I'll agree with the others about shutting up and getting a lawyer.

The cops who investigate these things aren't stupid. They have more than just that it came from your wifi. If not, the will soon under search warrant.