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News18
3 days ago
- News18
Indian-Origin Medical Worker In US Nabbed For Sexually Assaulting Children
The matter came after over 1,200 photos and videos of child porn were recovered from his electronic devices, NDTV report, citing to local media reports, mentioned. It is learnt that Patel was nabbed on July 17 and charged with nine counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. Police had received tip-off about the matter back in 2024. Cops had received the tip-offs online regarding a social media profile that possessed Child Sexual Abuse Materials (CSAM). Interestingly, police were alerted about the sexually explicit content possessed by Patel by his internet service provider. Thereafter, police launched a probe into the matter. During investigation, police carried out a search at his home and also scanned multiple social media accounts linked to his cellphone number. Police recovered several transcripts of explicit messages that Patel had allegedly sent, the contents of which were graphic. In some of the chat logs, the accused requested 'child sexual abuse materials for his personal sexual gratification," NDTV reported, citing court documents. The report further mentioned that cops also found explicit images and videos of minors, in some of which Patel's house or body was also allegedly visible. Earlier on July 21, Phoenix Children's Hospital issued a statement in regard to the incident, claiming the 31-year-old had cleared all the standard background checks when he was hired.
NDTV
3 days ago
- NDTV
Indian-Origin Medical Worker Arrested In US For Sexually Exploiting Children
Washington: An Indian origin man has been arrested in the United States' Phoenix over suspicion of sexually abusing minors. The police action against 31-year-old Jaydeep Patel, a former behavioural health technician at Phoenix Children's Hospital, came after more than 1,200 photos and videos of child porn were found on his electronic devices, according to local media reports. Patel was arrested on July 17 and charged with nine counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, with each count being a class two felony, an AZCentral report said. Such felonies reportedly carry a prison sentence of three to 12 and a half years for first-time offenders who are convicted. The case came to light in 2024, after police received a series of tips online regarding a social media profile that possessed Child Sexual Abuse Materials (CSAM). The tips reportedly came from an Internet Service Provider that is "known for instant messaging on mobile profiles to include chat exchanges and the sharing of images and videos," Fox 10 reported. During the probe, police reportedly served a search warrant at Patel's home and on multiple social media accounts tied to his cellphone number. They found several transcripts of explicit messages that the accused allegedly sent, the contents of which were graphic. In some of the chat logs, the accused "openly [requested] child sexual abuse materials for his personal sexual gratification," court documents showed. Police also found explicit images and videos of minors, in some of which Patel's home or body was also allegedly visible. In nine video files recovered from his social media account, young, grade-school-aged girls were seen either exposing themselves or engaging in sexual conduct, according to documents. On July 21, Phoenix Children's Hospital issued a statement regarding the incident, claiming Patel had cleared all the standard background checks at the time of hiring. "The safety of our patients and their families is our top priority. In accordance with our policies, we conduct thorough background checks during the pre-employment screening process and at regular intervals for current employees. This individual is no longer employed with us, and we are in full cooperation with law enforcement officials," the statement read. A judge has reportedly set a cash-only appearance bond of $100,000 for Patel. Should he make bond, he would be subjected to a number of restrictions, including electronic monitoring, curfew restrictions, and a no-exceptions ban on contacting minors. The next hearing in his case is scheduled for July 28.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Two dozens files of child pornography: Indian-origin man Jaydeep Patel arrested in Phoenix, charged
Indian-origin Jaydeep Patel arrested in Phoenix on charges of child sexual abuse. 31-year-old Jaydeep Patel, an Indian-origin man in Phoenix, was arrested on suspicion of child sexual abuse and was charged with nine counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, according to court documents. Patel used to work at Phoenix Children's Hospital as a behavioral health technician but at the time of his arrest, he was no longer employed by the hospital. The case unfolded in a strange way as Patel's internet service provider tipped off the police that Patel had two dozens files of child pornography on his user profile. The top was provided in late 2024 and Patel was arrested earlier this month. Investigators said nine cybertoops were generated, leading to a search Patel's home and electronic devices. Detectives found 1,200 images and videos depicting minors. The court filings said that Patel used multiple online identities to request and store explicit content involving minors. Patel would also request in the chats 'child sexual abuse materials for his personal sexual gratification,' and openly admitted to liking young girls and being a 'pedo," according to court documents. Patel's former employer, Phoenix Children's Hospital, claimed that when they hired Patel, he had cleared all the standard background checks. The hospital said they are fully cooperating with the investigation. While Patel worked at the hospital as a behavioral health technician, he claimed to be a security officer in some online exchanges. Nine video files were recovered from Patel's social media account, court documents said. In them, young, grade-school-aged girls were either depicted exposing themselves or engaging in sexual conduct, according to documents.
Daily Mirror
18-06-2025
- Daily Mirror
Heartbreaking update on how TikTok star's toddler drowned in back garden pool
Trigg Kiser, 3, died after a tragic accident in the back garden of his family home. A newly released account from his father Brady Kiser has shed further light on what happened Every parent's worst nightmare came true for a TikTok star last month when her toddler died after he was found unconcious in a pool at the family's home. Emilie Kiser, 26, was reportedly out with friends when the incident happened, leaving her husband Brady Kiser, 28, at home with son Trigg, 3 and their newborn son Theodore. Emergency responders rushed to the scene when Brady found his elder boy floating in the water in the back garden of their Arizona home, according to police reports. Trigg was taken to Chandler Regional Medical Center before being airlifted to Phoenix Children's Hospital but tragically, he died six days later. The toddler died on May 18 after an "accidental drowning", a complaint filed on Tuesday, May 27, in Arizona Superior Court for Maricopa County stated. Fans of Emilie, who has 3.3 million followers on TikTok, had grown increasingly concerned when the influencer fell uncharacteristically silent on the app. When the news of her son's death was released, her devastated supporters showered her with message of love and condolence. "You and Brady are incredible parents and you are so tough and the blessings and light will shine down upon you again," said one loyal supporter. "Love will guide you through". "I'm so sorry for your loss, mama," another added. Amid much speculation about the exact circumstances of the tragic accident, some answers have now been provided. Search warrant applications obtained by the newspaper The Arizona Republic found that Brady told police he had lost sight of Trigg for three to five minutes as he tended to Theodore. Brady said Trigg had gone out into the backyard to play when he finished eating and was near to the family's pool, which usually had a protective cover on it. Brady said it was not uncommon for Trigg to play out in this way but after he was "distracted" by his newborn son, he found his elder boy floating lifelessly in the water. Despite the best efforts of first responders and medics to save Trigg, the tot died in hospital on May 18. His death is currently under investigation, with the police warrant applications revealing two outdoor cameras in the backyard of the home which may be able to provide further answers. Following her son's death, Emilie filed a lawsuit to keep investigative records about Trigg's death hidden from public view, which led to The Medical Examiner's Office removing summary information about the incident from its website. Emilie's legal team has since agreed that certain government records related to the investigation into her son's death - including redacted police and medical examiner reports - may be released, according to AZ Central. Drowning is the leading cause of death nationally for US children aged between one and four. Arizona pool fence law came into effect in 1991, calling for 5-foot fencing, walling or another barrier at least 20 inches from the water's edge for homes where there are children under 6 years of age living.
Express Tribune
19-05-2025
- Express Tribune
Emilie Kiser and Trigg Kiser: 3-year old son of popular tiktoker dies in Chandler, Arizona
Listen to article The online community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of three-year-old Trigg Kiser, son of TikTok influencer Emilie Kiser, who passed away days after being found unconscious in a backyard pool in Chandler, Arizona. Chandler Police confirmed on Sunday that Trigg, the toddler son of Emilie and her husband Brady Kiser, succumbed to his injuries after a devastating drowning incident last Monday near Chandler Heights and Cooper Roads. First responders arrived at the scene to find CPR already underway. Trigg was initially rushed to Chandler Regional Hospital in critical condition and later airlifted to Phoenix Children's Hospital, where he tragically passed away. The Kiser family has requested privacy as the police investigation continues. Authorities have stated that no further updates will be shared until the investigation is closed. Emilie Kiser, who boasts over 3.1 million TikTok followers and another million on Instagram, had won over fans by documenting her family life, motherhood journey, and relatable daily routines. Concern began mounting when Emilie abruptly stopped posting, with her last TikTok — a sweet morning routine video featuring Trigg, newborn son Teddy, and Brady — flooded with emotional support from followers. 'You're a good mom. Brady is a good dad. Nothing can change that,' one user wrote. Another commented, 'May God wrap His arms around you!!' Emilie and Brady welcomed Trigg in July 2021, and their second son, Teddy, was born just two months ago in March 2025. Emilie had celebrated his birth with heartfelt posts about family love and gratitude for her growing family. Officials have extended their deepest sympathies to the Kisers during what they called an "unimaginable time."
