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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says.

Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed.Gay porno

Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit. 

Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail.

An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet.

On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation.

Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release.

IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement.

“I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day.

“The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.”

Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says. Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed. Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit.  Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail. An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet. On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation. Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release. IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement. “I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day. “The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.” Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says.

Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed.Gay porno

Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit. 

Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail.

An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet.

On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation.

Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release.

IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement.

“I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day.

“The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.”

Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says. Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed. Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit.  Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail. An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet. On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation. Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release. IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement. “I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day. “The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.” Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says.

Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed.Gay porno

Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit. 

Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail.

An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet.

On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation.

Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release.

IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement.

“I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day.

“The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.”

Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says. Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed. Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit.  Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail. An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet. On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation. Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release. IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement. “I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day. “The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.” Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

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Jul 17, 2024 • Category Ariana Madix The Rachel Leviss revenge porn trial has just taken a very unexpected turn, as Tom Sandoval is now suing ex-girlfriend Ariana Madix for her role in the scandal. As we reported earlier this week, a trial date has been set for Rachel’s suit against her former costars.Gay porno But now, a new layer of complexity has been added in the form of Tom’s lawsuit against Ariana. The Tom-Ariana breakup was already quite messy. And now there’s a chance that the exes might wind up squaring off in court. Here’s what we know so far: According to a new report from Us Weekly, Sandoval filed a suit in which he accused Ariana of “obtain[ing] access” to explicit videos of Leviss from his phone without “authorization or permission.” He says she then created “copies” of the footage and “distributed” them to “Leviss and third parties.” Ariana’s lawyer, Jordan Susman, called Sandoval’s lawsuit an “abhorrent” attempt to “torture” her and “shirk responsibility for the effects of his actions” in a statement issued to Us. “Ms. Madix is confident that a jury will see through this latest ploy and dismiss his frivolous claims,” the attorney told Us Weekly. Sandoval’s attorney, Matthew Geragos, insisted that the move from Sandoval was a “customary” one carried out with the goal of protecting his own best interests. “This customary legal action was crucial to ensure that liability, if any, is fairly distributed based on the actual level of involvement and fault of each party,” the lawyer said this week. “We aim to resolve this legal dispute with utmost respect towards all parties involved.” In previous comments on the case, Ariana’s legal team alleged that Rachel’s suit was purely punitive. They claimed it was filed with no intention other than exacting revenge against those who she felt had wronged her. In court documents obtained by Page Six, Ariana’s lawyers allege that Raquel “seeks to punish” and “blame Ms. Madix for the negative reaction [Leviss] received as a result of her affair with” Sandoval. The lawyers allege that Raquel’s lawsuit is “an abuse of the legal process.” They add that it “does not seek to vindicate any cognizable rights.” Instead, they claim, Rachel is attempting to limit Ariana’s right to free speech. The infamous Vanderpump Rules Scandoval began when Ariana discovered the explicit footage on Tom’s phone. The controversy boosted the show’s ratings, but Rachel chose not to return for Vanderpump Rules Season 11. Predictably, interest in the show has plummeted as a result. Now, it looks as though the scandals’ final chapter will play out in court. And Rachel is once again poised to have the last laugh. Tom Selleck’s Health: Is He Really in ‘Pain & Agony’ While Working? ‘The Voice’ Canceled: Should It Really Continue After The Last …

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says.

Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed.Gay porno

Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit. 

Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail.

An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet.

On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation.

Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release.

IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement.

“I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day.

“The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.”

Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A 12-year member of the Indianapolis police department was arrested Monday in connection to the “exploitation of children through pornography,” the chief says. Sgt. Javed Richards of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was arrested on 12 preliminary felony counts of child exploitation, the department said Monday. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office said Monday afternoon that formal charges have not yet been filed. Richards recently was assigned to the department’s internal affairs unit.  Police Chief Chris Bailey suspended Richards pending a recommendation of termination to the IMPD Civilian Police Merit Board. A public information officer for the department confirmed Richards was suspended without pay, and was in custody at the Marion County jail. An Internet Crimes Against Children detective on Aug. 6 received a cybertip from The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, an IMPD news release issued Monday said. The national clearinghouse for missing and exploited children alerts law enforcement to material uploaded or download of sexually exploited children on the internet. On Tuesday, the detectives received evidence that an internet protocol address came back to a personal home router with the same name as a current IMPD officer, the release said. On Friday, a detective received more evidence from search warrants and confirmed the alleged suspect was an IMPD officer. Detectives from IMPD’s special investigation unit then joined the investigation. Details about what investigators found were not included in the news release. IMPD Chief Chris Bailey issued a statement. “I am profoundly shocked and disturbed by the allegations involving an IMPD officer. His alleged actions constitute a betrayal of the sacred oath we take to protect and serve our community. These actions do not reflect the character of the brave men and women who serve Indianapolis with integrity and dedication every day. “The exploitation of children through pornography is an unimaginable crime that inflicts lasting harm on our most vulnerable. I commend the unwavering dedication of our detectives in the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. Their efforts in investigating, prosecuting, and formulating responses to these heinous crimes ensure that those who prey on children are held accountable.” Suspected child abuse and neglect can be reported to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline at 800-800-5556.