Man allegedly found with pornographic material arrested in Lafourche Parish
LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. (WGNO) — A Cut Off man is in police custody after the alleged discovery of electronic pornographic material.
Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office deputies reported receiving a tip from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force of 29-year-old Ivan Reyes allegedly in possession of 12 pornographic images involving children.
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Electronic search warrants were issued and deputies said they conducted a 'thorough search' of his social media and messaging apps.
Deputies said this led to the discovery of six pornographic images and videos reportedly involving children as young as an infant, according to detectives.
Detectives said an additional 15 images and videos were found, reportedly consisting of pornographic materials involving animals were also found.
On Monday, Feb. 24, Reyes was located. Deputies seized all of his electronic devices for further investigation.
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Reyes was arrested and booked into the Lafourche Parish Correctional Complex on 18 counts of pornography involving juveniles and 15 counts of sexual abuse of an animal.
His bail is currently set at $375,000. Deputies say the investigation remains ongoing with additional charges possible.NFLPA report cards: Dolphins, Vikings finish at the top for second straight year
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Man allegedly found with pornographic material arrested in Lafourche Parish
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