Officials said Heagney sent more than 90 explicit photographs over the app to someone he thought was a 14-year-old child. The sheriff's office had previously released a list of 15 apps parents should watch out for, noting the apps can be used by predators targeting children. They then sent him to the Bergen County Jail while continuing their investigation. When he was arrested, deputies found child pornography on his phone. Soto surrendered Wednesday to borough detectives, who charged him with luring, criminal attempt and child endangerment. “Cause either that or you’re gonna talk to the cops when they knock on your door.” “I just want to know why,” the vigilante eventually tells Soto. “This is what it is: You came down here.

“This is gonna go viral and you might get prosecuted.“You have a niece, sisters? Imagine a grown-ass man talking like that?”.The suspects had been collecting funds for JI via two Islamic charitable foundations and their arrests. The Whisper app advertises itself as the 'largest online. JAKARTA, Nov 26 Indonesia’s counterterrorism squad has arrested 24 people on suspicion of fundraising for Jemaah Islamiah (JI), the Al-Qaeda linked extremist group accused of carrying out some of the country’s biggest militant attacks. “I think it’s your first time gettin’ caught,” the vigilante responds. The Ware Shoals Police Department said activity within an online community called 'Whisper' led to the arrests of four Upstate men. Either that or I’ll let everyone in this neighborhood know what you’re doing.”Ī sullen Soto refuses to fully roll down his window, rendering much of what he says inaudible.Īt one point, the heavily-tattooed target says it’s his first time. “Either that or I’ll go to the cops right now. “Talk to me, Alex,” he says, addressing Soto by a pseudonym he allegedly used.

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