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I'm only posting this story since I remember when it originally was reported, some RP members posted and quickly came to their conclusions just like Sean Spicer's press release in justifying this as another act of illegal immigrants. Interesting to see the details after weeks of investigating and interviews and searches. My bottomline, the WH shouldn't quickly make statements without all the facts or politicize suspected crimes like this. I said the same about the Obama administration; be careful of the message you're sending.
Do agree with the child porn charge. The one guy was 18 and had explicit photos of a minor; doesn't matter that she voluntarily sent them to him.
Do agree with the child porn charge. The one guy was 18 and had explicit photos of a minor; doesn't matter that she voluntarily sent them to him.
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Sex crimes can be confusing. It is crazy how you can legally have sex with someone (Maryland law allows for 18 year olds and 14 year olds) but then if you have a video, it's illegal. Depending on the state, you can get oral sex from someone legally considered a minor, but if you video it, you are wrong? if you read Maryland law, sex between an 18 year old and 14 year old is legal, but there is no exemption for electronic solicitation between the same two. So if an 18 year old and 14 year old text about hooking up and later hook up, the 18 year old could later be charged with a violation of the electronic solicitation but not the actual sex. Would they actually take action on that? Who knows.
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MAJ James Woods
He's charged with transmitting child porn since we're talking about explicit, assuming nude, photos of a minor. Has nothing to do with consensual sex.
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SSG William Bowen
I know that. I am just pointing out the irony that the actual sex act with a minor is okay, but the same consensual encounter cannot be recorded.
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Yes, no one, especially the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the US, should spout opinions in legal cases. Don't you wish President Obama has learned that in all of his eight years? Let's hope President Trump is a better learner.
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MAJ James Woods
Keep hoping since Trump continues to express his opinion about legal actions, on-going investigations, and the state of law and order in specific cities and states on Twitter all the time.
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