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Online Child Abuse Ring Smashed In Australia – Dallas Post Tribune

DARWIN, Australia -More than a dozen alleged online predators have been charged for child exploitation and abuse offenses in the Northern Territory and Queensland, Australia. Police raided 11 Australian homes in Darwin, Tennant Creek, Alice Springs, Mataranka, Cairns, Mosman Gorge, Mount Garnet, and Mount Isa between January and March. Fifteen men, aged 21 to 52, […]

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