Helping Rescue Children From Abuse
The Innocent Justice Foundation leverages high technology solutions to help rescue millions of American children who are being sexually abused and prevent future abuse. We work to:
- enable the investigation and prosecution of every child pornography offense in America by taking requests for help from overwhelmed law enforcement agencies, and
- help the public understand the true nature and scope of child pornography crimes and victims in the U.S.
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Law Enforcement Requests
Recently a firefighter and high school athletic coach came to Elmhurst with the intention of having sexual relations with a 15-year-old girl. If the Elmhurst Police Department had not intercepted this predator, he could have spent decades violating Chicagoland children. Even a small department like Elmhurst must deal with 50-75 cases... Details >
The Cambridge Police Department recently caught a registered sex offender using a library computer to view child sexual assault images in the presence of children. Coupled with cases of child pornography trading referred by computer stores, an investigative team of two officers has begun to spend more and more of their time... Details >
One officer in rural eastern Tennessee stands alone to help protect children in six counties. Oneida Police Department, with only 14 officers, has been doing its best to handle the forensic computer needs of officers... Details >
A twenty-year veteran police officer and former Marine has been running Upper Arlington's computer forensic lab since 2001. He serves as a "go to" man for law enforcement in Franklin and surrounding counties for the forensic analysis of evidence. ... Details >
In March 2009, Wauskesha County Sheriff Department took part in the arrest of a predator who was sexually assaulting a pre-school-aged child and photographing the assaults. Then he would distribute the images... Details >
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