Monthly Archives: July 2016
NJ Child Porn Dragnet Nabs Fifth-Grade Teacher and 15 Others
New Jersey authorities are working with federal agencies to crack down on child pornography statewide. A recent investigation of file-sharing networks and chatrooms, called Operation Safeguard, led to the arrest of 16 people, including a fifth-grade teacher and a school bus driver, who allegedly viewed kiddie porn between bus runs. According to Robert Lougy, acting… Read More »
Live Streaming Sexual Assault Leads to Charges of Child Endangerment
A Hazlet, New Jersey man who ran a website live streaming sex acts is under arrest after an investigation disclosed that girls as young as 14 were being paid to perform. According to reports, the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security charged Robert J. Ianuale, 32, with: “two counts of… Read More »
Easter Tragedy Spurs Debate over NJ DUI Laws
Are New Jersey DUI laws too lax, or are they not enforced sufficiently? That’s what anti-drunk-driving activists and state legislators are debating after an Easter weekend traffic collision killed an elderly couple and injured several others. Twenty-three-year-old Frank Cabezas was arrested March 26 on multiple charges that include DWI, two counts of death by auto,… Read More »