More than three dozen people in New Jersey have been charged with sending child rape photos and videos over the Internet, officials said Oct. 4. The arrests cap a two-month investigation in which a state police technology investigations unit combed the Internet for New Jerseyans who distributed such images.
October 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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More than three dozen people in New Jersey have been charged with sending child rape photos and videos over the Internet, officials said Oct. 4.
The arrests cap a two-month investigation in which a state police technology investigations unit combed the Internet for New Jerseyans who distributed such images. Forty-one people were arrested.
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