Donald Trump is supposed to be the guy that's concerned about crime In every FBI field office and we just got this 25-45% of the agents that used to work on counterrorism, cyber-crime, counter-espionage, they've all been taken off those duties and assigned to immigration. HOLY COW: Sen. Mark Warner just revealed Trump's DOJ pulled up to 45% of FBI agents off counter-terrorism and CHILD RAPE AND EXPLOITATION cases to reassign them to immigration. Trump's priorities aren't America First. They're predators first.
Victims of child exploitation and grooming will have their child prostitution convictions disregarded after years of appalling injustice. New measures announced by the government this week will see victims who were convicted or cautioned as children for loitering and soliciting for prostitution offences automatically have these disregarded and pardoned. Announcing the scheme, the Home Office acknowledged that instead of being supported as victims, those affected were criminalised for actions that occurred under duress, fear and coercion.
Yony Sifredo Trochez Martinez, a 33-year-old resident of San Jose, and Jefferson Aldair Martinez Hernadez, a 26-year-old resident of San Leandro, were each charged with three counts of communicating with a minor with the intent of committing lewd and lascivious behavior, one count of meeting with a minor for the purposes of lewd and lascivious behavior and one count of distribution of harmful material to children with the intent of sexual intercourse, prosecutors said.
Former Premier League referee David Coote has been charged for making an indecent video of a child, Nottinghamshire Police have confirmed. pic.twitter.com/Tq3B8y4evv Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) September 10, 2025 David Coote currently on bail Coote is currently on bail, according to the report, but has been charged for a Category A offence after video footage recovered by police officers. This incident took place back in February, while Coote was also sacked by the PGMOL from his role as a Premier League referee last year.
A Hanover man was arrested and arraigned Monday after allegedly taking "upskirt" photos of women inside two stores, police said. Aedan Ford, 44, was charged with two counts of photographing intimate parts of a child, two counts of photographing an unsuspecting nude person, and assault, the Hingham Police Department said in a Facebook post. Ford pleaded guilty to all charges, court documents show. Attorney information for Ford was not immediately available Monday night. Ford allegedly took upskirt photos of women inside of the Derby Street Whole Foods on Aug. 18, according to police.
Rachel Reeves emphasized that Keir Starmer's new inquiry on child sexual exploitation is a genuine step towards prioritizing victims, moving beyond past hesitations for broader investigation.
Dominic Vitale, 44, was arraigned for attempting to send explicit materials to someone he believed was a minor, highlighting the dangers of online predators.
Andrew Gutierrez, a Santa Clara County paramedic, was arrested for allegedly collecting and sharing hundreds of child sexual abuse images after an extensive internet investigation.
Kennedy's alleged incident resulted in his wife needing stitches, raising serious concerns about domestic assault, while Aiello faces federal charges linked to child pornography.