State Office of Criminal Investigation - Sexual violence against children: searches throughout Hesse
In investigations into sexual violence against children, the police once again searched homes across Hesse last week. This time, 53 homes were affected, the Hessian State CriminalPolice Office(LKA) in Wiesbaden announced on Monday. A child sex doll was found in the home of a 27-year-old man in the Bergstrasse district. In addition, the almost 200 officers seized more than 540 cell phones, computers, laptops and USB sticks during the searches, and the data is now being analyzed.
A total of 53 men and three women aged up to 79 are being investigated. Five of them are accused of sexual abuse of children and young people. The others are alleged to have acquired, possessed or distributed child and youth pornography. According to the investigations so far, there had been no exchange between the accused.
The cases are being handled by the "BAO Fokus" police unit, which specializes in the fight against child abuse and has over 300 employees. It pursues sex offenders throughout Hesse, repeatedly conducting large-scale searches of homes.
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- In response to the discovery, LKA Hesse in Wiesbaden has shown its determination to combat criminality, vowing toUSED THEIR SPECIALIZED UNIT, BAO Fokus, to continue their investigations into sexual violence against children in the region.
- The LKA Hesse, aware of the growing prevalence of such crimes, has launched numerous searches in recent times, using advanced technologies such ascomputers and phone data analysis to trace potential criminals.
- As the investigation into the case progresses, the police in Wiesbaden are leaving no stone unturned, examining dozens of homes and seIZING EVIDENCE, including child and youth pornography, in their search for justice for the victimized children.
- In the face of these challenges, Hesse's State Criminal Police Office (LKA) has urged parents to remain vigilant and to ensure that their children are safe, urging anyone with suspicious activity or information tocontact THEM without hesitation.
- Recognizing the gravity of the situation, Hesse's leaders have pledged their support to the fight against criminality, calling on the public to join forces with law enforcement in the pursuit of justice and the protection of their children from harm.
Source: www.stern.de
