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Police continue to look for potential victims of an Independence teacher accused of child sex crimes.
An important factor in situations of child sexual abuse is that more often than not, the predator is someone the child knows and trusts.
AI-generated child sexual abuse images are spreading. Law enforcement are racing to stop them. Video by Associated Press.
A former charter school math teacher on the Treasure Coast is under arrest for alleged inappropriate behavior with one of his students.
This particular arrest is said to be the first of its kind in Martin County.
Sheriff's detectives say the teacher they've arrested did not have any sexual contact with a student.
But they say he went too far, by asking her for dates to go to the beach with him, buying her gifts, giving her cash, and sending her inappropriate text messages.
"To my knowledge, this is the first time this particular portion of this statute has been implemented here in Martin County," said Martin County Sheriff John Budensiek.
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"They think they're their friends," said Whitley Wilson, a victim advocate with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. "We worked with a kid earlier in the year, and she's just convinced that these people are her friends. They want to help her. They are, you know, they're just like her, but it's like 30-year-old men. And they're, you know, they're really taking advantage of her. She feels like they're on the same level, and they're not. She feels like they're safe, and they just, they want to give her somewhere to stay, or they want to make sure she has nice clothes or whatever.
The children's commissioner has warned about the growing number of youngsters accessing pornography, and says children as young as six-years-old are finding adult content.
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