Child Porn Perverts in Canada Today 11/16/15

Newfoundland man facing child pornography charges

Rosie Mullaley
The Telegram

Case rescheduled for Jan. 11
The case of a St. John's man facing child pornography charges was called in provincial court this morning.

Anthony Langer wasn't in the courtroom. Instead, he was represented by his lawyer Jeff Brace.

He and Crown prosecutor Holly Chapman agreed to reschedule the case for Jan. 11.

Langer was recently charged as a result of a police investigation.

The 30-year-old is charged with two counts each of possessing child pornography and accessing child pornography and a single count of distributing child pornography.

They relate to incidents that reportedly happened between April 1, 2013, and Feb. 28, 2015.

Peel cops believe there may be more victims in child pornography probe

A Mississauga, Ontario man is facing child pornography charges following a three-month-long investigation that led to an arrest Thursday (Nov. 12).

Peel Regional Police

Mississauga News
By Louie Rosella 

Steve Sunny, 21, has been charged with possessing child pornography, making child pornography available and accessing child pornography.

Investigators are concerned that there could be more victims and are appealing to witnesses to come forward. Anyone with information is asked to call the force’s Internet Child Exploitation Unit at 905-453-2121 Ext. 3490 or Peel Crime Stoppers at 1800-222-TIPS (8477).

Ontario man charged after child pornography investigation

Staff, CTV Barrie 

A 32-year-old Collingwood, ON man is facing numerous charges after a seven month child pornography investigation.

On Thursday, members of the OPP Child Sexual Exploitation Unit, OPP Technological Crime Unit and the Collingwood OPP detachment executed a search warrant at a Collingwood home.

As a result of the investigation, two computers and other items were seized. Police say some of the items seized contained files of child sexual abuse.

The Collingwood man is charged with three counts of possession of child pornography and three counts of accessing child pornography.

The accused was held in custody and was scheduled for a bail hearing on Thursday in Barrie.


Police continue to investigate.

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B.C. man sentenced for child pornography possession

                             
by  Monica Lamb-Yorski - Williams Lake Tribune

A year and a half after he was charged with possession of child pornography after a nation-wide investigation, Murray Dunbar of Williams Lake, British Columbia has been sentenced to six months in jail, three years probation and received a 10-year ban from entering places frequented by children under the age of 18.

Dunbar, 67, pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography on Oct. 27 in Supreme Court in Williams Lake and was sentenced the following day.

Dunbar was one of 11 men charged in B.C. in June 2014 following a lengthy child pornography investigation called Operation Snapshot III.

The operation, which began in February 2014, involved 40 police agencies across the country.

It was co-ordinated by the RCMP’s National Child Exploitation Co-ordination Centre (NCECC) and targeted offenders who collect, possess, share, make available, distribute and produce child sexual exploitation material online.

Originally Dunbar faced two counts, however, Crown entered a stay of proceedings on the second count of importing or distributing child pornography, said Neil MacKenzie, spokesperson for the Crown.

His preliminary trial was scheduled to begin Nov. 2.

Williams Lake, central British Columbia

During Operation Snapshot III, 167 investigations were conducted by municipal, provincial and federal police services, resulting in the seizure of hundreds of computers and hard drives along with nearly two million images or videos.

The NCECC provided training to officers located in various Internet Child Exploitation units and other officers who had not dealt with this type of investigation previously.

There were more than 150 arrests made across Canada as a result of the operation.

Operation Snapshot III followed two previously successful operations: Operation Snapshot in 2012, targeted individuals in the Prairie and Northern regions of Canada, and Operation Snapshot II in 2013, focused on individuals in Atlantic Canada.

The Canadian Center of Child Protection and Cybertip.ca provide invaluable educational material and information on reporting these crimes.

The Public Safety website Getcybersafe.gc.ca also has important information about protecting yourselves and children online.

NCECC - you are my heroes today. God bless you!