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Queensland, SA police join forces to arrest man over child exploitation material

A cross-border investigation has led to the arrest of a man who allegedly produced child exploitation material and hosted it on a website.

Jan 09, 2024, updated Jan 09, 2024
File image of a young person being taken into custody by police. (ABC image)

File image of a young person being taken into custody by police. (ABC image)

South Australia’s Joint Anti Child Exploitation Team arrested a man of no fixed address in the Fleurieu Peninsula on Monday after receiving information from Queensland Police.

The 25-year-old was charged with numerous offences relating to the production and possession of child exploitation material, including the hosting of a website dealing with child exploitation material.

SA Police Detective Senior Sergeant Graham Tomkins said the investigation posed significant challenges but officers never gave up on identifying the suspect.

“Alongside our partner agencies, we are absolutely committed to prosecuting anyone who goes after our community’s most vulnerable,” he said.

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The man was refused bail to face Adelaide Magistrates Court on Tuesday.

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