Investigators seized over 120 terabytes of child sexual abuse material from a home in Vallejo, California, during an operation conducted by the Solano County Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with Solano County Probation and the Vacaville Police Department. The operation also led to the confiscation of over 20 computers, a server, and various anti-forensic and hacking tools. The sheriff’s office highlighted the significant amount of data seized, equating 1 terabyte to roughly 120 hours of HD video.
The investigation was initiated following a Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement Street sweep, part of the ongoing efforts to combat sexual assault crimes. As a result of this case, the sheriff’s office announced the launch of Internet Crimes Against Children cases with a dedicated full-time investigator. Authorities have not provided additional information regarding potential arrests or charges related to the case, and investigators have not yet responded to inquiries from news outlets.
The seizure of such a large amount of child sexual abuse material underscores the seriousness of the issue and the importance of ongoing efforts to address and combat crimes against children. The collaboration between law enforcement agencies in this operation demonstrates the coordinated approach taken to address such crimes in the community.
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