Australian police have arrested a child pornography gang suspected of abusing at least 46 babies and children. Among the fourteen detainees are an amateur football coach and a childcare worker.
Australian child pornography gangs abused at least 46 babies and children
Australian police have rounded up a child porn gang suspected of abusing at least 46 babies and children. Among the fourteen detainees are an amateur football coach and a childcare worker.
The police speak of an unprecedented case. The detainees are between 20 and 48 years old. Last February, the first suspect was arrested, the fourteenth arrest in this extensive case took place last Friday. According to the police, the childcare worker used his work to reach thirty children. He shared it with his partner who also participated in the abuse. The 27-year-old man has been charged with more than 300 sex offenses.
According to the Australian police, this is a sex offense of unprecedented magnitude. "These men abused children purely for their own convenience and did not think about the effects of their actions on the children," said Police Chief Christopher Woods.
Australian child pornography gangs abused at least 46 babies and children
Australian police have rounded up a child porn gang suspected of abusing at least 46 babies and children. Among the fourteen detainees are an amateur football coach and a childcare worker.
The police speak of an unprecedented case. The detainees are between 20 and 48 years old. Last February, the first suspect was arrested, the fourteenth arrest in this extensive case took place last Friday. According to the police, the childcare worker used his work to reach thirty children. He shared it with his partner who also participated in the abuse. The 27-year-old man has been charged with more than 300 sex offenses.
According to the Australian police, this is a sex offense of unprecedented magnitude. "These men abused children purely for their own convenience and did not think about the effects of their actions on the children," said Police Chief Christopher Woods.