Skip to content
NOWCAST 비바카지노 Viva Morning News Sunday
Live Now
코인카지노

'Could be anybody': LMPD discusses dangers of child porn cases following UofL doctor's arrest

'Could be anybody': LMPD discusses dangers of child porn cases following UofL doctor's arrest
LOCAL INTERSTATE. BUT FIRST, TONIGHT, A LOCAL DOCTOR IS FACING A SERIES OF CHARGES FOR THE POSSESSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF CHILD PORNOGRAPHY. INVESTIGATORS SAY 35 YEAR OLD BRADFORD MARCELLI HAD 68 PICTURES AND VIDEOS SHOWING SEXUAL PERFORMANCES BY A MINOR. HE IS CHARGED WITH 20 COUNTS OF POSSESSING MATTER WITH A SEX PERFORMANCE BY A MINOR, AND TEN COUNTS OF DISTRIBUTION OF OBSCENE MATTER. MARCELLI POSTED BOND AND IS ON HOME INCARCERATION, BUT WILL BE BACK IN COURT TOMORROW. 비바카지노 Viva MADELEINE CARTER IS LIVE OUTSIDE JEWISH HOSPITAL, WHERE MARSILI WORKED AS A CARDIAC AND PATHOLOGIST. SHE맥스카지노S DIGGING DEEPER INTO THE IMPACT OF THIS INVESTIGATION. IN A STORY YOU맥스카지노LL ONLY SEE ON 비바카지노 Viva, MADELEINE. THAT맥스카지노S RIGHT. JENNIFER. DOCTOR MARSILI WAS ARRESTED ON FRIDAY WHILE HE WAS AT WORK HERE AT JEWISH HOSPITAL. I SPOKE EXCLUSIVELY TODAY WITH AN LAPD DETECTIVE ABOUT THE CHALLENGES OF WORKING THESE TYPES OF CASES. IT COULD BE ANYBODY. YOU KNOW, WE맥스카지노VE HAD TEACHERS, WE맥스카지노VE HAD COACHES. YOU KNOW, THIS IS A PART OF THEIR LIFE THAT THEY KEEP HIDDEN FROM, FROM EVERYBODY. THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE SAYS DOCTOR BRADFORD MARSILI, WAS PLACED ON LEAVE IMMEDIATELY AFTER HIS ARREST. THE ANESTHESIOLOGISTS CHILD -- INVESTIGATION STARTED INSIDE LMPD맥스카지노S CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN UNIT WITH A CYBER TIP. SOMETIMES WE맥스카지노RE GIVEN A NAME. SOMETIMES WE맥스카지노RE GIVEN A PHONE NUMBER, DETECTIVE LAUREN PAYNE SAYS. SEARCH WARRANTS CAME NEXT. AND IN DOCTOR MARSILIS CASE, HER UNIT DISCOVERED 68 PICTURES AND VIDEOS OF CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 12 TO 18 DEPICTING A SEXUAL PERFORMANCE, ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS. TEN OF THE IMAGES FOUND ON HIS CELL PHONE WERE ALSO SENT OUT THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA. BUT EVERY SINGLE TIME THAT THAT IMAGE IS SHARED, THEY맥스카지노RE THEY맥스카지노RE BEING VICTIMIZED AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN. THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WILL FOLLOW THEM FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIVES. THAT PERMANENT DIGITAL FOOTPRINT IS WHAT LOUISVILLE맥스카지노S EXPLOITED CHILDREN맥스카지노S HELP ORGANIZATION IS WORKING TO PREVENT. WE MUST COMMUNICATE TO OUR KIDS ABOUT THE DANGERS WE NEED TO COMMUNICATE TO THEM ABOUT. IF THEY FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE MAKING SURE THAT THEY HAVE THE CONFIDENCE TO BE ABLE TO SPEAK UP AND SPEAK OUT TO A SAFE ADULT. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SONIA GRAY SHARED AN ALARMING STATISTIC. 54% OF MINORS PERCEIVE ONLINE GROOMING AS COMMON AMONG CHILDREN THEIR AGE. GRAY BELIEVES THIS CASE SERVES AS AN IMPORTANT REMINDER TO PARENTS TO ENFORCE PROTECTIONS ON SOCIAL MEDIA. REGARDLESS OF WHAT PROFESSION THEY ARE, WE ALWAYS NEED TO KEEP OUR EARS AND EYES OPEN IN THE PROTECTION OF OUR CHILDREN. LMPD맥스카지노S INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN UNIT SAYS OUT OF ALL THE COMPLAINTS FILED FOR THIS TYPE OF CRIME IN THE STATE, MORE
코인카지노
'Could be anybody': LMPD discusses dangers of child porn cases following UofL doctor's arrest
LMPD's Internet Crimes Against Children division is opening up about the challenges of working child pornography cases following a Louisville doctor's arrest for the crime.In an exclusive interview with 비바카지노 Viva on Monday, Det. Lorin Payne warned that anyone, even trusted professionals, could be a perpetrator."We've had teachers, we've had coaches... A lot of the time with offenders, this is a part of their life that they keep hidden from everybody," Payne said.The University of Louisville said Dr. Bradford Marsili was placed on leave immediately following his arrest on Friday at Jewish Hospital, where he works as a cardiac anesthesiologist.According to Payne, a cyber tip initially launched Marsili's investigation."Sometimes we're given the name, sometimes you're given a phone number. And we kind of just take that and get as much information as we possibly can," explained the detective.The next step, Payne said, is carrying out search warrants. In Marsili's case, the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit recovered 68 pictures and videos of children between the ages of 12 and 18 depicting a sexual performance. 비바카지노 Viva obtained court documents, which claimed 10 of the images found on his cellphone were also sent out through social media."Every single time that that image is shared, they're being victimized again and again and again," emphasized Payne. "This is something that will follow them for the rest of their lives."That permanent digital footprint is what Louisville's Exploited Children's Help Organization, known as ECHO, is working to prevent."We must communicate to our kids about the digital dangers," urged executive director Sonja Grey. "We need to communicate to them about, if they feel uncomfortable, making sure that they have the confidence to be able to speak up and speak out to a safe adult."Grey shared an alarming statistic: 54% of minors perceive online grooming as common among children their age.The nonprofit leader believes Marsili's case serves as an important reminder to parents to enforce protections for kids on social media."Regardless of what profession are, we always need to keep our ears and eyes open in the protection of our children," said Grey.According to LMPD's Internet Crimes Against Children Unit, more than half of all the complaints filed for this type of crime in the state are typically in Louisville. In 2024, more than 1,000 complaints were filed in Kentucky. LMPD received 606 of them and opened 134 cases. The Internet Crimes Against Children division has taken 235 complaints and opened around 30 cases so far this year, according to Payne.

LMPD's Internet Crimes Against Children division is opening up about the challenges of working child pornography cases following a Louisville doctor's arrest for the crime.

In an exclusive interview with 비바카지노 Viva on Monday, Det. Lorin Payne warned that anyone, even trusted professionals, could be a perpetrator.

코인카지노

"We've had teachers, we've had coaches... A lot of the time with offenders, this is a part of their life that they keep hidden from everybody," Payne said.

The University of Louisville said Dr. Bradford Marsili was placed on leave immediately following his arrest on Friday at Jewish Hospital, where he works as a cardiac anesthesiologist.

According to Payne, a cyber tip initially launched Marsili's investigation.

"Sometimes we're given the name, sometimes you're given a phone number. And we kind of just take that and get as much information as we possibly can," explained the detective.

The next step, Payne said, is carrying out search warrants.

In Marsili's case, the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit recovered 68 pictures and videos of children between the ages of 12 and 18 depicting a sexual performance. 비바카지노 Viva obtained court documents, which claimed 10 of the images found on his cellphone were also sent out through social media.

"Every single time that that image is shared, they're being victimized again and again and again," emphasized Payne. "This is something that will follow them for the rest of their lives."

That permanent digital footprint is what Louisville's Exploited Children's Help Organization, known as ECHO, is working to prevent.

"We must communicate to our kids about the digital dangers," urged executive director Sonja Grey. "We need to communicate to them about, if they feel uncomfortable, making sure that they have the confidence to be able to speak up and speak out to a safe adult."

Grey shared an alarming statistic: 54% of minors perceive online grooming as common among children their age.

The nonprofit leader believes Marsili's case serves as an important reminder to parents to enforce protections for kids on social media.

"Regardless of what profession [perpetrators] are, we always need to keep our ears and eyes open in the protection of our children," said Grey.

According to LMPD's Internet Crimes Against Children Unit, more than half of all the complaints filed for this type of crime in the state are typically in Louisville. In 2024, more than 1,000 complaints were filed in Kentucky. LMPD received 606 of them and opened 134 cases.

The Internet Crimes Against Children division has taken 235 complaints and opened around 30 cases so far this year, according to Payne.