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Thursday, April 02, 2015

MARYLAND INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN TASK FORCE ARRESTS ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY MAN FOR CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

Maryland State Police Press Release
04/02/2015

(Pikesville, MD) Members of the Maryland State Police Computer Crimes Section, Maryland Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) arrested an Anne Arundel County man on child pornography related charges yesterday.

The suspect is identified as Jose Cristobal Flores Rivera, 33, from Annapolis, Maryland. Rivera was charged with Distributing Child Pornography and Possession of Child Pornography.

As a result of the investigation a search and seizure warrant was executed at Rivera’s residence during March 2015 by a Maryland State Police Computer Crimes investigator, agents from the Department of Homeland Security, Anne Arundel County Police, and Annapolis Police. Investigators identified Rivera as the focus of the investigation. Execution of the search warrant resulted in the seizure of a desktop computer and other digital media containing images of child pornography.

Due to the distribution of child pornography in Anne Arundel County, troopers filed charges with a District Court Commissioner in Anne Arundel County. Subsequently, a warrant was issued for Rivera’s arrest.

On April 1, 2015, uniformed Troopers assigned to the Maryland State Police Glen Burnie Barrack made contact with Rivera at his Annapolis residence. Rivera was arrested without incident.

The Maryland Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force is comprised of police agencies from around the state. Its primary mission is to protect children from computer-facilitated sexual exploitation. The Task Force works cooperatively with law enforcement agencies and prosecutors to provide resources to combat these crimes. Additionally, the Task Force provides community awareness campaigns helping to prevent the spread of these crimes through education.

CONTACT:
Ms. Elena Russo
Office of Media Communication
410-653-4252

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Another Latino sexual predator. There sure have been a lot of them lately.

Anonymous said...

In their country of origin they simply go missing.After a very brief investigation their police determine that the person in question needed killing anyway.That may sound harsh,but that police mentality drives a lot of them to the US.

Anonymous said...

8:21 No joke. At this rate, they will over-take old white males by the year 2245! Gasp.