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bro i just don't understand people's mentality when they do that crap to their own children.

like, its already terrible enough that someone is doing it anyway. but holy crap, their own kids?

you read these articles popping up every now and then of some mom selling off their daughters for money and drugs. or the mom letting her BF/husband abuse the child because she doesn't want him to leave.


we have way too many wack jobs on this planet.

j/c

There's a very informative documentary series currently on HBO concerning the NXIVM Sex-Cult. Directly from people who were inside the organization.

It's called "The Vow". The first episode aired last week and it comes on Sunday nights.

Lost souls looking for a purpose and acceptance.

27 Northeast Ohio men arrested in undercover online child predator operation

by Matthew ThomasSaturday, August 29th 2020


COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) — Twenty-seven men alleged to have engaged in sexual activity with underage children online were arrested in a four-day operation led by the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

In a release, the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C. O’Malley said 27 individuals were arrested as part of “Operation Moving Target" that ran from Aug. 24 to Aug. 27.

Undercover officers posed as children online on popular social media apps. According to the prosecutor, the 27 defendants, ages 21 to 61-years-old, allegedly engaged in "sexually explicit online conversations" with the officers that they thought were children.



Authorities said the men allegedly expressed an interest in engaging in sexual activity with the undercover officers and/or sent explicit images of their genitals.

“As we have seen the number of Cybertips dramatically increase this year, it is clear that online predators remain a serious threat to our children,” said O’Malley. “Hopefully the success of yet another operation serves as a stern warning to offenders that you will be found, you will be arrested, and you will be prosecuted.”

After the defendants allegedly engaged the undercover officers online, the men then traveled to a pre-arranged location in Cuyahoga County reportedly expecting to engage in sexual activity with a minor.

Officers arrested the men once they arrived. Officers said several men carried firearms, condoms, lubricant, sex toys, and drugs.

Authorities filed initial charges against the following men:

Adam Davis, 41, Painesville, OH
Rajwant Singh, 44, Mayfield Heights, OH
Germaine Truett, 38, Cleveland, OH
Jason Johnson, 37, Cleveland, OH
Ronel Washington, 24, Garfield Heights, OH
Hector Pietri, 29, Cleveland, OH
Kyle Vansteenburg, 28, Cleveland, OH
Raphael Robinson, 26, Cleveland, OH
Corey Huber, 32, Elyria, OH
Michael Labondano, 30, Lyndhurst, OH
Nicholas Cook, 38, Bedford Heights, OH
Chazz Johnson-Hawks, 22, Solon, OH
Ian Rensel, 43, Bedford, OH
Jerry Harris, 35, Westlake, OH
Carson Strnisa, 21, Seven Hills, OH
Justin Cowger, 22, Cleveland, OH
Kim Koran, 61, Cleveland, OH
Nathan Troup, 39, New Castle, PA (Registered Sex Offender in the State of Pennsylvania)
Abed Aldur, 45, Parma, OH
Arturo Martinez, 47, University Heights, OH
Phillip Jones, 30, Streetsboro, OH
Keith Kozak, 41, Brooklyn, OH
Pedro Correa Jr., 42, Cleveland, OH
Ryan Dempsey, 37, Ashtabula, OH
Johnathan Smith, 34, Cleveland, OH
Robert Spisak, 45, Broadview Heights, OH
Jason Schmucker, 37, Canton, OH

Charges include: attempted unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, disseminating matter harmful to juveniles, importuning, and possessing criminal tools.

https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local/27...dator-operation

Would've turned political anywhere it was posted.

Sadly, perhaps your politics is everything goggles have made you immune to the FACT that sex trafficking is everywhere, young and old, and politics is not a part of who takes part in it.

But, politics, right?

Just watch how the left-leaning posters hijack this thread and make things personal. They don't want us to talk about this very real problem.

I don't need to watch any documentary. I've given real life info.

LWL? Last Word Larry? That fits.

Like a glove.

jc

There are charities that help with children who have been sex trafficked. See if any are in your area.

https://covenanthousega.org/

Would've turned political anywhere it was posted.

Sadly, perhaps your politics is everything goggles have made you immune to the FACT that sex trafficking is everywhere, young and old, and politics is not a part of who takes part in it.

But, politics, right?

Joke? You.

I'm glad you're trying to learn about sex trafficking, LWL. Keep working on it.

Guys, can we ignore him and talk about the topic.

I don't agree with that at all... Had he posted it in "everything else" no politics would have come up... Go look in the forum and you'll see..

I'm convinced he posted it here to stir things up.. that's what Vers does....Often

Then he complains about it. Just like Donald Trump...

25 more endangered children located as sex trafficking busts continue in 2 states

[USA TODAY]
Joel Shannon and Sean McDonnell, USA TODAY NETWORK
,USA TODAY•September 2, 2020

Days after the U.S. Marshals Service announced the rescue of 39 endangered children in Georgia, similar operations are ongoing in two other states as authorities target missing kids who may be victims of sex trafficking.

In Ohio, "Operation Safety Net" led to the discovery of 25 children ages 13 to 18 in less than three weeks, the Marshals Service said. The operation is likely to continue into October, U.S. Marshal Peter Elliott said.

A two-week operation is underway near Indianapolis, Darby Kirby, chief of the Marshals' Missing Child Unit, told USA TODAY in an email Tuesday.

These operations are part of efforts at the local level to locate missing children rather than a coordinated nationwide sweep, Kirby said. Since 2005, the marshals have helped recover 1,800 missing children.

Operations such as Safety Net allow agents to give undivided attention to finding endangered children, U.S. Marshals Public Information Officer Anne Murphy said.

“If they were looking for kids every day, they would find kids every day,” said Suzanne Lewis-Johnson, CEO at RAHAB Ministries in Ohio, who worked as an FBI agent and on a Child Exploitation Task Force running operations similar to the ones conducted by the Marshals Service.

The results of these operations will challenge widespread assumptions about endangered children in the USA, Staca Shehan, a vice president with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, told USA TODAY on Tuesday.

The operation in Georgia – dubbed "Operation Not Forgotten" – is a prime example. Many of the 39 children recovered were found with a parent, kidnapped by a parent, had gone missing from child services or had fled juvenile justice, according to Kirby's statement.

That's in contrast to widespread fears about child abductions at the hands of strangers, Shehan said. It is much more common for a child to become ensnared in human trafficking through the actions of a relative or after running away.

In the Georgia operation, 15 recovered children were victims of trafficking – most would be considered runaways "who fell into the human trafficking realm," according to Kirby.

Some children who run away have been lured by predators online, according to Lewis-Johnson.

Human traffickers target vulnerabilities and recruit missing children or kids who can be lured away from home, Lewis-Johnson said. They’ll often look for insecurities, such as a poor home life, or even social media posts about needing money or feeling uncared for.

Lewis-Johnson said predators groom children and offer themselves as a counterfeit solution.

Shehan said misconceptions about endangered children can make it harder to locate them. A focus on the rare cases of abduction by a stranger can make it easy for the public to overlook children who have run away or may be in danger from a parent or relative.

“Right now, I believe our children are more vulnerable to traffickers than they’ve ever been,” Lewis-Johnson said.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY NETWORK: 'Operation Safety Net': Ohio sex trafficking bust finds missing kids


https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-children-could-more-vulnerable-010226230.html

Man, you are off the hook.

Stir what up?

Also, I never complained about the political angle. I complained about people like you who won't talk about the topic and instead focus on personalities. Which is exactly what you--and a couple of others--have done.

May I ask you why you are so adamant on not talking about the topic? Why do you keep attacking me when this is a very real problem? And this topic certainly deserves to be in this forum. Laws are passed by politicians. Funds are allocated to fight child abuse. Laws are being broken.

I didn't think people would address the problem. I knew they would deflect and try to make things personal. It's the way of the left.

Deflect and attack.

Y'all are pathetic and you are going to lose yet again because your moral code is disgusting.

Nah, you weren't trying to start anything. Now you play the innocent victim as usual.