Customs agents detain Davie resident, report finding images of child sex abuse victims

MIAMI – One of the child sex abuse victims used to be between the ages of 10 to twelve years outdated. Federal agents reported finding a picture of the woman and different child sex abuse victims in a person’s telephone after he arrived at Miami International Airport.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents stopped and detained Isaac Francisco on Tuesday. They reported finding 5 suspicious recordsdata in his mobile phone and requested detectives with the Miami-Dade Police Department to take over the case.

Francisco, 34, allegedly informed detectives that he’s from Mexico, lives on the Paradise Village in Davie, and works close by as a cafe supervisor. Detectives discovered he had used Telegram, an encrypted speedy messaging provider, to shop for child porn.

According to the report, Francisco joined a talk showing a catalog of images of ladies and teen ladies. Each had a special greenback quantity. Francisco allegedly paid to obtain the recordsdata. Police officials arrested him on Tuesday evening on the airport.

Correctional officials booked Francisco in a while prior to 2 a.m., on Wednesday, on the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center. He later seemed in bond court docket going through 5 criminal counts of ownership of a sexual efficiency via a child.

A pass judgement on set his bond at $12,500 and he remained at TGKCC on Wednesday afternoon. Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Cristina Miranda used to be set to preside over the case.