A Stratford man and a person from St. Marys have each been charged following on-line little one exploitation investigations.
In line with the OPP, an arrest warrant was executed on December 4 in Stratford following a prolonged on-line investigation. The investigation concerned the OPP Youngster Sexual Exploitation Unit (CSEU), with the help of OPP Digital Forensics and Perth County OPP.
The warrant execution led to the arrest of 53-year-old Robert Duncan Wooden. He faces a number of charges, together with luring a baby to facilitate invitation to sexual touching, luring a baby to facilitate sexual interference, luring a baby to facilitate sexual assault, and luring a baby to facilitate little one pornography.
The accused has been launched from custody following a bail listening to and is scheduled to seem earlier than the Ontario Courtroom of Justice in Stratford on January 13, 2025 to reply to the fees.
The OPP additionally introduced on Tuesday that 22-year-old Brendan Joseph Rinn of St. Marys was arrested and charged following a separate investigation into on-line little one sexual exploitation.
OPP officers executed a search warrant at a residence in St. Marys on December 5 and quite a lot of digital units had been seized by police.
On account of that search warrant execution, Rinn is now dealing with charges together with non-consensual distribution of an intimate picture, making little one pornography, and making out there little one pornography.
The accused was launched from custody and likewise has a court docket date on January 13, 2025 earlier than the Ontario Courtroom of Justice in Stratford to reply to the fees.
“Defending kids from sexual exploitation is paramount. It is important that members of legislation enforcement and the communities they serve work collectively to teach our youngsters about protected web practices, whereas actively working to determine people who search to trigger hurt. By way of collective efforts, we will foster a web based surroundings the place kids are protected to discover, be taught, and develop,” acknowledged Detective Employees Sergeant Chris Barkey of the OPP CSEU.
Mother and father are reminded to take a proactive method to assist defend their kids from on-line sexual exploitation by talking with their kids relating to web security. Mother and father can discover sources to help them at cybertip.ca or protectchildren.ca.
In case you have info relating to on-line little one exploitation and want to present info anonymously, you may contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or ontariocrimestoppers.ca. Data can be reported by cybertip.ca.
