Bucks county man busted after snapchat child porn tip
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Bucks County man busted after Snapchat child porn tip

Warminster man arrested in child porn case after Snapchat tip

Warminster, PA — A Bucks County man is behind bars after investigators say he uploaded and shared child sexual abuse material through a Snapchat account, leading to his arrest and detention on multiple felony charges.

The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office said it received a CyberTip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) alleging that a Snapchat user had saved and shared explicit images of children. Detectives identified the account owner as Kyle Binder of Harting Circle, Warminster.

A search warrant for the Snapchat account records uncovered numerous graphic images and videos involving prepubescent females. Further investigation revealed Binder also spent time at a residence on Cavalier Court in Bensalem. Bucks County and Bensalem detectives executed warrants there and seized three mobile devices linked to the account. A forensic review of the devices showed additional child sexual abuse material depicting both male and female children.

Bucks county man busted after snapchat child porn tip
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On Thursday, September 25, Binder surrendered at Bensalem Township Police Department headquarters. He has been charged with sexual abuse of children (dissemination of photos/videos), criminal use of a communication facility, and related offenses.

Binder was arraigned by District Justice Michael Gallagher and ordered held at Bucks County Correctional Facility on 10% of $500,000 bail.

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Key Points

  • Snapchat CyberTip led investigators to Kyle Binder of Warminster
  • Search warrants uncovered graphic child sexual abuse material on multiple devices
  • Binder was arrested September 25 and jailed on $500,000 bail
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