Victims resided in the Comox Valley, Greater Victoria and Surrey
A Clackamas County, Oregon, man was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison on Oct. 13, for using social media to stalk three children online and coerce them into producing and sharing sexually explicit photos and videos of themselves.
As a result of their investigation, a suspect was identified in the U.S. and over the next several months additional reports were received by the West Shore RCMP, Surrey RCMP and other municipal police agencies. Police notified U.S. Homeland Security Investigations, who took the lead in the case, with assistance from investigators in the various Canadian jurisdictions.
The Comox Valley Major Crime Unit comprises five investigators who are supported by an experienced and proficient criminal analyst. They specialize in tackling intricate and high-profile criminal cases, including homicides, robberies, sexual assaults, and child pornography. These investigators focus on meticulous crime scene analysis and evidence collection. Their work is crucial for ensuring thorough investigations and upholding public safety in the face of serious offences.
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