The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's ongoing effort to protect kids against online predators has led to the arrest of a dozen people.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's ongoing effort to protect kids against online predators has led to the arrest of a dozen people.
TBI agents are still trying to identify and find 22 more children who are victims of sextortion, ages 11 to 17. The operation also led to five of the 24 child victims being identified and rescued as victims of brand-new sexual exploitation content being made by the offender and shared on social media platforms.
Marcus Puryear, 47, Somerville: Sexual Exploitation of a Minor , Aggravated Sexual Exploitation of a Minor Cody Gunter, 29, Niota: Sexual Exploitation of a Minor , Solicitation of a Minor Clifton Johnston, 38, McMinnville: Sexual Exploitation of a Minor Ernest Brown, 45, Paris: Sexual Exploitation of a Minor , Aggravated Sexual Exploitation of a Minor
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