San Antonio Teen Accused of Luring Minors Online, Bexar County Sheriff Alerts Parents to Dangers
San Antonio teen Saul Ibarra was arrested for online child exploitation, using a fake identity to obtain explicit photos from minors. Saul Ibarra, a 19-year-old San Antonio teenager, has been arrested on charges of online child exploitation for allegedly luring minors into sending explicit photographs and engaging them in explicit conversations with them online. The Bexar County Sheriff, Javier Salazar, revealed that IBarra assumed a fake identity pretending to be a 14-year old girl to dupe minors into revealing explicit photos and set up meetings with the victims. The sheriff's office is urging those with knowledge of the suspect's activities to come forward, and has made a hotline to report any additional information. The current allegations include online solicitation of a minor and possession of child pornography.
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A San Antonio teenager has found himself on the wrong side of the law after authorities arrested him on disturbing charges of online child exploitation. Saul Ibarra, 19, allegedly assumed a phony identity, pretending to be a 14-year-old girl to dupe minors into sending explicit photographs, according to FOX San Antonio.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar, detailing the unsettling case, remarked that Ibarra not only engaged unsuspecting victims in explicit conversations but also set up meetings back in December and Ibarra would establish friendships with these minors, later betraying their trust by allegedly convincing them to part with such sensitive content, according to KSAT News.
In a troubling addition to the case, Sheriff Salazar divulged the possibility of there being more victims; the current allegations include online solicitation of a minor and possession of child pornography, but with the investigation ongoing, the sheriff's office, by urging those with knowledge of the suspect's activities to step forward, clearly believes the distressing list could grow if further information comes to light which the sheriff's office has made available via a hotline, 210-335-6000, and encourages community members to report any additional information.
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