>>1433773
Another white paedohile who made child porn.

https://www.hpenews.com/archdale_trinity_news/trinity-man-arrested-on-child-porn-charge/article_d2c99533-2295-5307-bd6e-33b9ca4d20bc.html

RANDOLPH COUNTY — A Trinity man who has worked as a teacher and school administrator was arrested Friday on a charge related to child pornography, the multi-county Invictus Task Force said.

The task force began an investigation after a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

On Aug. 29, task force members executed a search warrant, and as a result Christopher John Tuft, 44, of Cedar Xing was arrested and charged with second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor.

Tuft is accused of distributing a video of a teenage boy having anal sex with a younger boy, according to his arrest warrant.

His bond was set at $75,000 secured.

Tuft has been working as an exceptional children’s teacher at Simkins Elementary in Greensboro but was suspended on Friday, Guilford County Schools told WXII.

Tuft also has been an assistant principal and a principal in the Asheboro City Schools.

The investigation is ongoing, and investigators ask that anyone with information contact the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office’s Invictus Task Force representatives.

>>1433790
Another

https://www.swoknews.com/ap/national/former-sc-lawmaker-accused-of-sharing-child-porn-kicks-lawyers-out-will-represent-himself/article_78d49470-adc0-502c-8317-e699f2e06e1c.html

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Former SC lawmaker accused of sharing child porn kicks lawyers out, will represent himself
Joseph Bustos and John Monk - The State (Columbia, S.C.) (TNS) Sep 4, 2025 Updated Sep 8, 2025

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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Former state Rep. RJ May, who is facing 10 counts of distributing child pornography on the internet, effectively fired his public defender lawyers Thursday and told a federal judge he will represent himself at his trial next month.

The decision by U.S. Judge Cameron Currie to allow May, a Lexington County Republican known for his brash, confident and outspoken manner in the halls of the S.C. State House, means that May’s personality will be unleashed at his upcoming trial as he questions government agents.

Early in the 40-minute hearing, May told Judge Currie he no longer wanted to use Jenny Smith and Jeremy Thompson, both taxpayer supported public defenders, as his attorneys. The hearing took place in the large courtroom on the third floor of the Columbia federal courthouse.

“There is an impasse between myself and Ms. Smith and Mr. Thompson on how to move forward with the motion to suppress (evidence),” May told Judge Currie during the 40-minute hearing as he explained why he wanted to represent himself. Details of what the exact differences were were not discussed in open court.

A hearing on May’s motion to suppress is scheduled for Sept. 24.

>>1433797
May is not an attorney and therefore is presumably unfamiliar with the complicated procedures and rituals in criminal federal court, forums in which only highly qualified lawyers usually practice on all sides. But if a defendant is mentally sound, can assist in his case, and can understand the issues, he is allowed to represent himself.

Before allowing May to represent himself, the judge took him through a series of questions designed to show him the risks of being his own lawyer and to reveal his basic ability to understand the issues.

“I find that you are competent to waive counsel,” Currie said at the end.

However, May will have the assistance of Smith and Thompson in choosing a jury, Judge Currie said. And Smith and Thompson will sit behind May at trial — in a status called “stand by” — so they can answer any questions he may have or clarify statements from the judge.

In another unusual matter, Judge Currie has scheduled the trial to begin Oct. 9. It is expected six trial days, ending Oct. 17, one day before May turns 39.

Most federal criminal cases take months and even years to get to trial. Judges routinely grant delays on requests for delays by both prosecution and defense. However, a defendant has the right to a speedy trial. It appears May has availed himself of that right.

May was arrested June 11.

Federal prosecutor Scott Matthews of the U.S. Attorney’s office did not object to either May’s request to represent himself or to the speedy trial date. Another federal prosecutor, Elliott Daniels, was recently added to the prosecution team.

>>1433802
Matthews told Currie the prosecution plans to have eight witnesses. All will presumably be questioned by May, should he choose. Most or all will likely be law enforcement agents who can testify as to how May was tracked down from anonymous postings on the internet to his house and phone addresses. As such, the trial is likely to be a textbook lesson on how law enforcement hunts alleged child sex predators on the internet.

Another development in Thursday’s hearing was that May will have access to all seven search warrants in the case and their returns in the case.

Information obtained by search warrants served by various law enforcement agencies on Internet providers, AT&T and on May’s house provided crucial evidence that tors investigators to May.

Before and after Thursday’s hearing, May conferred with his former attorneys at their desk. As May left the courtroom, he appeared to be carrying files with him as his wrists were in handcuffs and only briefly looked back to the people in the courtroom who were observing the proceedings.

May, who graduated magna cum laude from University of South Carolina, ran a political consulting business before his arrest. First elected to the S.C. House in 2020, he was a driving force behind the hard line conservative Freedom Caucus, which often drew ire from the rest of the state House for its hardline stands.

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>>1433805
Another

https://www.thestar.com/news/world/united-states/founder-of-a-california-based-porn-empire-sentenced-to-27-years-in-federal-prison/article_379e7a18-f321-5b1b-8868-64b3dcf50328.html

SAN DIEGO (AP) — The founder of a California-based porn empire that recruited women with false modeling offers was sentenced Monday to 27 years in federal prison.

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SAN DIEGO (AP) — The founder of a California-based porn empire that recruited women with false modeling offers was sentenced Monday to 27 years in federal prison.

Michael James Pratt pleaded guilty in June in federal court in San Diego. Federal prosecutors said Pratt and his co-defendants used force, fraud and coercion to recruit hundreds of women, many of whom were in their late teens, for their adult videos.

The San Diego Union-Tribune reported that U.S. District Judge Janis Sammartino sentenced Pratt on one charge of sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion and one count of conspiracy to commit the same crime.

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Pratt was on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list when he was arrested in Madrid in 2022, three years after he fled while facing sex trafficking charges.

A New Zealand native, he founded the now-defunct GirlsDoPorn website in San Diego. In 2019, he and others were charged in San Diego with sex crimes after being targeted in a civil lawsuit by 22 women who claimed they were victimized by fraud and breach of contract.

The women said they were plied with alcohol and marijuana before being rushed through signing a contract, which they were not allowed to read. Some said they were sexually assaulted and held in hotel rooms unwillingly until filming had ended.

A judge in 2020 found in favor of the women and handed down a $12.7 million judgment against Pratt, Matthew Isaac Wolfe and adult producer and performer Ruben Andre Garcia.

>>1433818
Wolfe, who handled day-to-day operations, finances, marketing and filming for the website, pleaded guilty in 2022 to a single federal count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking. He was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison.

The other co-defendants also pleaded guilty. Garcia was sentenced to 20 years in prison and cameraman Theodore Gyi received a four-year sentence.

https://fredericksburg.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_088451cf-40ad-455c-8aab-52e39a5649ea.html

https://siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/crime-courts/article_f61595d0-e86e-4fed-9569-a8dcc0775d2c.html

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According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, from July 1, 2022, through July 2, 2024, Bock coerced a minor under age 18 to engage in sexually ...

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>>1433827
https://www.therecord.com/news/crime/brampton-man-charged-after-photos-of-u-of-g-student-found-on-porn-site/article_a263595c-04d0-5dcd-9e16-941530386df2.html

An 18-year-old Brampton man has been charged after photos of a University of Guelph student were posted on a pornography site without her knowledge.

Guelph police and the university’s campus safety office began an investigation in February after the student learned “non-intimate photos” of her had been posted online and appeared to have been taken without her knowledge inside her on-campus residence.

There was also a photo of a bra, which caused the woman to check her drawers and locate a bra with possible bodily fluids on it, police said. That photo appeared to have been taken inside the bathroom of the same residence.

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The man, who is the boyfriend of the woman’s former roommate, police said, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with break and enter, voyeurism, mischief and criminal harassment.

He will appear in court Oct. 28.

>>1433832
is he Jewish?

BURN THEM

>>1434119
Brampton? Jews? You mean Indians?