“By viewing and distributing child pornography, particularly the child rape videos targeted in this operation, these offenders directly motivate and put themselves in league with the predators who torture children to create these repulsive materials. “These defendants come from all walks of life, but they allegedly share a depraved desire to see children being raped and sexually exploited,” said Acting Attorney General Lougy. 10 and March 31, include the following cases: The New Jersey State Police assisted with the investigation, and numerous local police departments and county prosecutors’ offices assisted with the arrests.Īll 16 defendants were charged with second-degree distribution of child pornography, which carries a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison, and third-degree possession of child pornography, which carries a sentence of three to five years in prison. The remaining suspects include: Shaun Dooley, 46, of Summit, John Wilms, 46, of Mount Holly, Robert Kunert, 22, of Hamilton, Mercer County, Matthew Dieterman, 32, of Piscataway.Oziel Hernandez Sandoval, 27, of Piscataway, Bernard Rapp, 72, of Southampton, Germin Simon, 34, of South Plainfield, William Morgan, 59, of Manalapan, Christian Martinez-Gonzalez, 34, of East Windsor, Brandon Weiss, 42, of Burlington Township, Armando Gonzalez-Longorio, 70, of Elizabeth and Dimas Zuniga, 44, of Roselle.Īll 16 suspects were arrested between February and March 2016 and face charges of allegedly using file-sharing programs to distribute child pornography with varying degrees of severity, officials said.Īs CBS2's Meg Baker explained, the New Jersey State Police Technology Lab in Hamilton has a new state of the art lab that the task force used to track down the predators.Acting Attorney General Lougy announced the results of the joint state and federal operation at the State Police Technology Complex in Hamilton with Director Elie Honig of the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice and Resident Agent in Charge Richard Reinhold of the Cherry Hill Office of ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). "The School District took immediate action, contacting the contracted company to clearly indicate that the individual should no longer service any Sparta students," the statement said. Officials from the Sparta School District released a statement on Wednesday saying that none of the allegations against Triston involved any of the students within the district and that he was terminated from his existing relationship with the schools. (Credit: NJ Office Of The Attorney General) Sixteen people are facing charges after allegedly using a file-share system to distribute child pornography, officials say.
Others arrested include Sparta School District contracted bus driver Eugene Triston, 55, who is accused of watching child porn while on break at work, as well as Andres Tejada-Diaz, a factory worker who allegedly had a locked suitcase filled with children's underwear and sex toys in his Kearney home.
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"This operation specifically targeted file sharing networks popular with those that downloaded and share abhorrent videos on the internet, using file sharing software allows them to acces shared folders on computers," Lougy said.
More than 100 files containing child pornography were also found on Guzzi's personal computer, officials said. "He was involved in drama productions involving children at the school's drama club as advisor and stage manager," acting Attorney General Robert Lougy said. The investigation alleged Guzzi hid the tablet there to record video of people using the restroom without their knowledge. According to the investigation, Guzzi, 36, was allegedly caught on camera hiding a tablet computer in the bathroom of the Broadway Theatre in Pitman, where he worked as a stage manager. Among the 16 people arrested was Thomas Guzzi Jr., a 5th grade teacher at John H.
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