Review of the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program

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Review of the Internet

Crimes Against Children

Task Force Program

Interim Report to the Attorney General

Fiscal Years 2010 and 2011

U.S. Department of Justice

Office of Justice Programs

Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

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Report Contents

Background ... 3

Purpose of the Report ... 3

Purpose and Accomplishments of the ICAC Program ... 3

Number and Location of ICAC Task Forces ... 6

Federal Grants Awarded to Each Task Force ... 7

Affiliate Law Enforcement Agencies and Other Partners ... 9

Number of Documented Complaints ... 10

Referrals to U.S. Attorneys for Prosecution ... 10

Investigative Technical Assistance Provided by ICAC Task Forces ... 11

Community Outreach and Education Provided by ICAC Task Forces ... 11 Individual ICAC Task Force Profiles………….………..Appendix A ICAC Monthly Reporting Definitions………..Appendix B

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Background

The Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program has been protecting

American children since 1998.

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The ICAC program is a national network of 61 coordinated task

forces representing more than 3,000 federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement and

prosecutorial agencies. These agencies engage in investigations, forensic examinations, and

prosecutions related to technology-facilitated sexual exploitation of children and Internet crimes

against children. Additionally, the task forces provide forensic and investigative technical

assistance to law enforcement and prosecutors as well as educational information to parents,

educators, prosecutors, law enforcement, and others concerned with child victimization.

By helping state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies develop effective and sustainable

responses to online child victimization and child pornography, the Office of Juvenile Justice and

Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the ICAC program have built capacity at the local level to

address ICAC-related offenses.

Purpose of the Report

The Providing Resources, Officers, and Technology to Eradicate Cyber Threats to Our Children

(PROTECT) Act of 2008 (P.L. 110–401, codified at 42 USC 17601, et seq.), Title I, Section 106

(d) (1), calls for OJJDP to regularly review the ICAC program and to submit its review to the

Attorney General on an annual basis.

OJJDP made the first awards to ICAC task forces following the guidance of the PROTECT Act

in July 2009. The PROTECT Act defined specific data elements to be included in the annual

review that ICAC program data collection had not previously captured. These new data elements

were recorded beginning July 1, 2009. This interim report will feature data covering fiscal years

(FYs) 2010 and 2011 and is intended to provide a summary of the ICAC program’s statistical

accomplishments. OJJDP will prepare and submit an FY 2012 ICAC Report to the Attorney

General in the first quarter of 2013; it will include a 3-year analysis (FYs 2010 to 2012) of the

ICAC program. This analysis will include an examination of statistical accomplishments and

trend analysis for the ICAC program as well as a review of individual task force reporting. The

data in this interim report come from required monthly data submissions to OJJDP from the state

and local ICAC task forces.

Purpose and Accomplishments of the ICAC Program

The ICAC program maintains and expands state and regional ICAC task forces to address

technology-facilitated child exploitation. These task forces work collaboratively as a national

network of law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies that prevent, interdict, and investigate

Internet crimes against children. The program requires existing task forces to develop

multijurisdictional, multiagency responses to such offenses by providing funding and other

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support to state and local law enforcement agencies to help them acquire the necessary

knowledge, personnel, and equipment. Program accomplishments include:

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Since 2000, the ICAC task forces have reviewed 324,474 complaints of alleged child sexual

victimization, resulting in the arrest of approximately 33,541 individuals.

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Since the ICAC program began in 1998, approximately 280,000 law enforcement officers,

prosecutors, and other professionals have been trained throughout the United States.

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In FYs 2010 and 2011, the ICAC program initiated approximately 65,857 investigations and

conducted 79,632 forensic examinations, identifying 2,965 real children who were victims of

some form of abuse and neglect.

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In FYs 2010 and 2011, the ICAC program made more than 62,906 training contacts with law

enforcement personnel and 5,381 training contacts with prosecutors.

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In FYs 2010 and 2011, the ICAC task forces arrested 11,206 individuals.

Table 1 describes the accomplishments reported by the 61 ICAC task forces in FYs 2010 and

2011.

Table 1: FY 2010 and FY 2011 ICAC Task Force Performance Data

Outcome FY 2010 Measure FY 2011 Measure Definition Traveler complaints documented

1,110 1,354 An investigation which involves the transport of at least one individual for the purpose of sexual contact with a minor.

Enticement complaints documented

5,482 4,688 The unlawful solicitation of a minor by any means for unlawful sexual contact.

Obscenity complaints documented

3,700 3,455 Any lewd or lascivious act directed towards a minor in violation of state or federal statute, not meeting the criteria of enticement or traveler above.

Commercial sexual exploitation of children complaints documented

458 1,493 Any minor who is persuaded, encouraged, enticed, or compelled into sexual contact or sexual conduct for a fee in violation of state or federal statute.

Child pornography complaints documented

25,013 30,208 The creation, transfer, or possession of any visual depiction of a child in violation of state or federal statute.

Total Documented Complaints Reviewed

35,763 41,198 A complaint is information reviewed to determine investigative merit.

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Outcome FY 2010 Measure

FY 2011 Measure

Definition

CyberTips, law enforcement referrals, citizen complaints, or undercover activity.

Arrests made 5,387 5,819 Physical detention of an individual.

CyberTips received 23,314 31,630 Number of CyberTips received from NCMEC.

Affiliate agencies added 434 292 Affiliate agencies added to the task force via a signing of a Memorandum of Agreement or Understanding.

Source: Reports from ICAC task forces

In 2009, OJJDP issued the first continuation funding solicitation for the ICAC task forces as a

program following the guidelines in the PROTECT Act. Since that time, the funding solicitations

included language from the Act describing the functions and responsibilities of the ICAC task

forces and their data reporting responsibilities. Section 103 of the Act states that “ICAC task

forces are dedicated to the following”:

• Increasing the capabilities of state and local law enforcement officers in the detection,

investigation, and apprehension of Internet crimes against children offenses or offenders,

including technology-facilitated child exploitation offenses.

• Conducting proactive and reactive Internet crimes against children investigations.

• Providing training and technical assistance to ICAC task forces and other federal, state, and

local law enforcement agencies in the areas of investigations, forensics, prosecution,

community outreach, and capacity building, using recognized experts to assist in the

development and delivery of training programs.

• Increasing the number of Internet crimes against children offenses being investigated and

prosecuted in both federal and state courts.

• Creating a multiagency task force response to Internet crimes against children offenses

within each state.

• Participating in the Department of Justice's Project Safe Childhood initiative, the purpose of

which is to combat technology-facilitated sexual exploitation crimes against children.

• Enhancing nationwide responses to Internet crimes against children, including assisting other

ICAC task forces and other federal, state, and local agencies with Internet crimes against

children investigations and prosecutions.

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• Participating in such other activities, both proactive and reactive, that will enhance

investigations and prosecutions of Internet crimes against children.

Number and Location of ICAC Task Forces

When the PROTECT Act was passed, there were 59 ICAC task forces serving all 50 states and

the District of Columbia. OJJDP selected each of these task forces through a series of

competitive requests for proposals issued between 1998 and 2007. In 2009, two additional

regional ICAC task forces were competitively awarded to serve the New York City and Houston,

Texas, metropolitan areas, bringing the total number of task forces to 61. Figure 1 and table 2

show the task force agencies and their locations. In FY 2010, the Minnesota regional ICAC task

force was re-competed and awarded to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety. In FY 2011,

the Missouri ICAC was re-competed and awarded to the St. Charles County Sheriff’s Office.

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Table 2: Location of ICAC Task Force Agencies

State Task Force Agency

AL Alabama Bureau of Investigation

AK Anchorage Police Department

AZ Phoenix Police Department

AR Arkansas State Police

CA Fresno County Sheriff's Office

CA Los Angeles Police Department

CA Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office

CA San Diego Police Department

CA San Jose Police Department

CO Colorado Springs Police Department

CT Connecticut State Police

DE Delaware Department of Justice

FL Broward County Sheriff’s Office

FL Gainesville Police Department

FL Polk County Sheriff's Office

GA Georgia Bureau of Investigation

HI Hawaii Department of the Attorney General

ID Idaho Office of the Attorney General

IL Cook County State's Attorney's Office

IL Illinois Office of the Attorney General

IN Indiana State Police

IA Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation

KS Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office

KY Kentucky State Police

LA Louisiana Department of Justice

ME Maine State Police

MD Maryland State Police

MA Massachusetts State Police

MI Michigan State Police

MN Minnesota Department of Public Safety

MS Mississippi Office of the Attorney General

State Task Force Agency

MO Glendale Police Department

MO St. Charles County Sheriff’s Office

MT Billings Police Department

NE Nebraska State Patrol

NV Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department

NH Portsmouth Police Department

NJ New Jersey State Police

NM New Mexico Attorney General's Office

NY New York City Police Department

NY New York State Police

NC North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation

ND North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation

OH Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office

OK Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation

OR Oregon Department of Justice

PA Delaware County District Attorney’s Office

RI Rhode Island State Police

SC South Carolina Attorney General’s Office

SD South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation

TN Knoxville Police Department

TX Dallas Police Department

TX Office of the Attorney General of Texas

TX Pasadena Independent School District Police Department

UT Utah Office of the Attorney General

VT Burlington Police Department

VA Bedford County Sheriff’s Office

VA Virginia State Police

WA Seattle Police Department

WV West Virginia State Police

WI Wisconsin Department of Justice

WY Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation

Source: Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Federal Grants Awarded to Each Task Force

Following the guidance of the PROTECT Act, the ICAC program follows a 12-month funding

cycle with annual budget formulas derived to allocate funding to each of the task forces.

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Table 2: Federal Grants to ICAC Task Force Agencies

State Agency FY 2010 Funding

FY 2011 Funding

AL Alabama Bureau of Investigation $295,777 $317,848

AK Anchorage Police Department $219,103 $222,663

AZ Phoenix Police Department $357,900 $362,527

AR Arkansas State Police $292,419 $297,128

CA San Jose Police Department $355,102 $392,960

CA San Diego Police Department $320,403 $354,109

CA Fresno County Sheriff's Office $268,353 $293,890

CA Los Angeles Police Department $575,051 $622,829

CA Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office $315,925 $340,511

CO Colorado Springs Police Department $317,604 $328,856

CT Connecticut State Police $268,353 $278,997

DE Delaware Department of Justice $214,625 $224,606

FL Broward County Sheriff’s Office $379,168 $391,665

FL Gainesville Police Department $318,164 $330,799

FL Polk County Sheriff's Office $380,287 $393,608

GA Georgia Bureau of Investigation $409,390 $447,352

HI Hawaii Department of the Attorney General

$223,580 $233,023

ID Idaho Office of the Attorney General $226,378 $233,671

IL Illinois Office of the Attorney General $388,682 $386,485

IL Cook County State's Attorney's Office $296,897 $319,143

IN Indiana State Police $341,670 $359,289

IA Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation $279,547 $284,177

KS Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office $255,481 $271,874

KY Kentucky State Police $305,292 $317,848

LA Louisiana Department of Justice $292,979 $310,078

ME Maine State Police $231,415 $233,023

MD Maryland State Police $301,374 $318,496

MA Massachusetts State Police $341,670 $362,527

MI Michigan State Police $459,200 $494,621

MN Minnesota Department of Public Safety N/A $326,913

MN St. Paul Police Department $318,724 N/A

MS Mississippi Office of the Attorney General $247,646 $267,989

MO Glendale Police Department $332,715 N/A

MO St. Charles County N/A $335,331

MT Billings Police Department $220,782 $225,253

NE Nebraska State Patrol $244,288 $249,859

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State Agency FY 2010 Funding

FY 2011 Funding

NH Portsmouth Police Department $226,938 $234,318

NJ New Jersey State Police $379,727 $396,198

NM New Mexico Attorney General's Office $256,041 $254,391

NY New York State Police $431,217 $458,360

NY New York City Police Department $371,332 $381,305

NC North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation

$388,682 $403,968

ND North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation

$204,551 $216,188

OH Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office $446,887 $477,138

OK Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation $286,823 $293,243

OR Oregon Department of Justice $301,374 $321,086

PA Delaware County District Attorney’s Office $450,805 $466,130

RI Rhode Island State Police $216,304 $224,606

SC South Carolina Attorney General’s Office $305,851 $315,258

SD South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation

$215,185 $218,130

TN Knoxville Police Department $341,670 $361,879

TX Dallas Police Department $390,921 $433,106

TX Pasadena Independent School District Police Department

$364,616 $405,911

TX Office of the Attorney General of Texas $351,184 $387,780

UT Utah Office of the Attorney General $263,316 $271,874

VT Burlington Police Department $214,066 $222,016

VA Bedford County Sheriff’s Office $305,292 $325,618

VA Virginia State Police $277,868 $296,480

WA Seattle Police Department $355,662 $384,543

WV West Virginia State Police $238,691 $251,154

WI Wisconsin Department of Justice $342,230 $373,535

WY Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation

$212,387 $222,016

Source: Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention

Affiliate Law Enforcement Agencies and Other Partners

In FYs 2010 and 2011, the ICAC task forces reported more than 3,000 federal, state, local, and

tribal law enforcement and prosecutorial agencies as affiliates. Additionally, several ICAC task

forces partnered with nongovernmental organizations to support the implementation of

ICAC-related activities.

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Number of Documented Complaints

In FYs 2010 and 2011, the 76,961 (35,763 in 2010 and 41,198 in 2011) complaints that the 61

ICAC task forces reviewed resulted in 11,206 (5,387 in 2010 and 5,819 in 2011) arrests. Table 3

presents the type and number of complaints the task forces received and reviewed for each fiscal

year discussed.

Table 3: FY 2010 Documented Complaints by Type

Documented Complaints by Type FY 2010 Number of Complaints

FY 2011 Number of Complaints

Traveler 1,110 1,354 Enticement 5,482 4,688 Obscenity Directed to Minors 3,700 3,455 Commercial Sexual Exploitation of a Child 458 1,493 Child Pornography - Manufacture 2,309 3,975 Child Pornography - Distribution 9,500 11,341 Child Pornography - Possession 13,204 14,892

Table 4: FY 2010 Case Referrals to Other Law Enforcement Agencies for Investigation

Referral Agency Type FY 2010 Number of Case Referrals FY 2011 Number of Case Referrals Federal 1,156 1,347 State 2,741 3,270 Local 4,129 5,234

Referrals to U.S. Attorneys for Prosecution

Table 5: FY 2010 and FY 2011 Referrals to U.S. Attorneys

Referrals to U.S. Attorneys FY 2010 Number of Cases

FY 2011 Number of Cases

Submitted for Federal Prosecution 1,410 1,409 Accepted for Federal Prosecution 1,040 1,223

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Investigative Technical Assistance Provided by ICAC Task

Forces

In FYs 2010 and 2011, ICAC task forces reported providing 54,329 (24,358 in 2010 and 29,971

in 2011) instances of investigative technical support to both affiliate and nonaffiliate agencies in

furtherance of an ICAC-related investigation. An instance of technical support

is logged when assistance is provided to another task force or agency in furtherance of an ICAC-related case.

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years reported, ICAC task forces reported completion of more than 78,632 (33,055 in 2010 and

45,577 in 2011) forensic exams.

Community Outreach and Education Provided by ICAC Task

Forces

In FYs 2010 and 2011, ICAC task forces facilitated over 22,610 presentations reaching over 2.3

million individuals. ICAC outreach efforts include identifying youth-serving stakeholders such

as schools and afterschool programs/organizations (e.g., Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Girl

Scouts/Boy Scouts, and YMCA/YWCA). Reported activities include presentations for parents,

youth, and community members led by ICAC task force representatives; train-the-trainer

workshops for school resource officers and youth development workers; and pass-through grants

to support implementation of Internet safety and cyber responsibility education efforts. Some

ICAC task forces collaborated with local nonprofit organizations (e.g., Nevada Child Seekers,

Texas Center for the Missing, Missouri KidsFirst) to deliver prevention and awareness messages

to youth and community members, thereby expanding the capacity and reach of the ICAC

program.

In addition, ICAC task forces coordinated the dissemination of Internet safety messages and

materials at more than 1,800 public events. These activities included displaying Internet safety

and cyber responsibility messages on electronic billboards at major/minor league baseball games,

NASCAR and other sporting events, movie theater screens, and along major roadways. In

addition, materials were distributed at state fairs.

ICAC task forces also continued to build on public-private partnerships with corporate entities

located within each service area (e.g., Comcast (Philadelphia, PA/New Jersey ICAC), Build a

Bear (St. Louis, MO ICAC)).

These efforts will continue to be coordinated with federal, state, local, and tribal affiliates and

other partners.

ICAC Task Force Profiles

Section 106 (d) (1) of the Act calls for each state or local task force receiving ICAC funding to

report annually to the Attorney General. Appendix A provides individual task force performance

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APPENDIX A

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FY 2010 FY 2011 0 16 3 4 2 4 12 7 3 3 10 7 0 0 0 0 Proactive 3 5 Reactive 3 11 Proactive 4 15 Reactive 43 65 Proactive 9 20 Reactive 60 83 17 35 82 24 0 4 9 10 1 3 9 25 28 68 20 40 17 40 16 36 200 435 6 0 74 134 265 182 27 65 35 21 76 191 1,664 1,800 12 13 319 359 38 4 3 0 13 13 11 12 57 55 4,163 2,196 27 12 69 21 Measures Documented Complaints Traveler Proactive Reactive Enticement

Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

Affiliated Agencies Added Trial Case Referrals

Federal State Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Child Pornography Manufacture Distribution Possession Case Information Arrests Case Dispositions Unfounded Suspended Plea Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

Reactive

# Sent to Other Training Community

Outreach

Presentations

Number of Attendees (Presentations) Public Events Public Awareness State/Local Technical Assists Technical Support Forensic Exams Training

Training Sessions Provided Law Enforcement Trained Prosecutors Trained Other Professions Trained # Sent to ICAC T&TA Training Court Actions

Subpoenas or Court Orders

Federal State/Local Search Warrants Federal

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FY 2010 FY 2011 0 1 1 0 1 1 11 9 2 2 3 6 0 0 2 1 Proactive 0 1 Reactive 2 47 Proactive 42 48 Reactive 11 51 Proactive 41 48 Reactive 35 66 24 24 4 8 14 37 23 14 1 0 0 2 19 11 5 0 1 9 2 6 46 72 10 0 22 134 14 8 8 14 106 137 231 275 424 532 8 9 54 45 3 2 350 22 21 8 65 6 111 154 3,014 8,201 6 2 760 626 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

Affiliated Agencies Added Case Information Arrests Case Dispositions Unfounded Suspended Plea Trial Case Referrals Federal State Child Prostitution Proactive

Reactive Child Pornography Manufacture Distribution Possession Documented Complaints Traveler Proactive Reactive Enticement Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Technical Assists Technical Support Forensic Exams Training

Training Sessions Provided Law Enforcement Trained Prosecutors Trained Other Professions Trained # Sent to ICAC T&TA Training # Sent to Other Training Court Actions

State/Local

Community Outreach

Presentations

Number of Attendees (Presentations) Public Events

Public Awareness

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FY 2010 FY 2011 24 7 5 5 57 22 18 20 10 7 14 27 0 0 2 2 Proactive 0 7 Reactive 5 45 Proactive 84 175 Reactive 22 31 Proactive 78 166 Reactive 30 51 46 41 26 37 1 1 21 38 3 1 5 2 14 22 18 35 12 11 13 12 166 363 4 3 4 9 205 307 1 1 80 86 501 707 579 598 13 17 334 218 8 0 46 4 25 38 36 35 485 548 43,495 43,536 46 31 70 1 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

Reactive Measures Documented Complaints Traveler Proactive Reactive Enticement

Affiliated Agencies Added Court Actions

Trial Case Referrals

Federal State Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Child Pornography Manufacture Distribution Possession Case Information Arrests Case Dispositions Unfounded Suspended Plea

Outreach

Presentations

Training Sessions Provided Law Enforcement Trained Prosecutors Trained Other Professions Trained # Sent to ICAC T&TA Training

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FY 2010 FY 2011 15 7 6 6 44 79 69 129 23 34 100 97 3 1 3 6 Proactive 6 12 Reactive 33 56 Proactive 120 103 Reactive 59 67 Proactive 114 100 Reactive 99 129 84 109 334 568 47 25 48 57 28 24 6 36 29 30 257 219 176 69 3 10 422 672 14 11 7 39 793 849 15 19 164 159 754 800 339 459 29 85 809 1,585 85 7 59 9 84 47 55 64 147 167 10,594 16,194 26 38 17 26 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

State/Local

Community Outreach

Presentations

Public Awareness

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Outreach

Presentations

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FY 2010 FY 2011 7 18 4 3 11 22 65 68 17 21 47 36 7 4 9 27 Proactive 3 2 Reactive 430 432 Proactive 124 53 Reactive 439 446 Proactive 212 91 Reactive 473 474 158 117 197 97 67 153 19 29 3 4 5 5 9 4 724 697 28 36 28 35 548 536 6 0 0 0 809 496 9 23 119 84 307 628 462 621 10 4 207 140 17 4 46 3 48 40 126 47 402 371 42,465 51,864 0 2 0 0 Reactive Measures

Broward County Sheriff's Office (South Florida)

Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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Community Outreach

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Community Outreach

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FY 2010 FY 2011 43 58 4 5 436 181 287 79 260 211 31 18 1 0 0 0 Proactive 26 138 Reactive 14 19 Proactive 259 445 Reactive 65 187 Proactive 176 420 Reactive 68 191 111 165 25 19 16 6 41 60 13 7 8 23 50 46 54 124 12 17 12 11 974 1,726 14 6 0 14 994 1,292 3 17 254 200 65 102 1,046 1,547 2 4 96 277 3 28 12 51 178 30 0 0 125 153 10,145 15,454 2 6 60 5 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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Community Outreach

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Public Awareness

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FY 2010 FY 2011 29 10 16 8 17 9 187 149 5 5 36 42 3 3 9 58 Proactive 14 5 Reactive 38 598 Proactive 509 319 Reactive 183 123 Proactive 309 140 Reactive 583 278 283 144 235 165 21 13 97 63 11 3 50 35 277 355 174 374 39 21 39 21 968 1,332 7 4 26 6 715 479 48 17 753 387 1,291 795 1,553 1,677 19 33 448 404 8 2 38 70 103 0 3 2 189 137 24,324 17,948 15 8 14 10 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 2 0 3 0 3 3 14 15 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 5 Proactive 0 1 Reactive 2 8 Proactive 35 34 Reactive 16 33 Proactive 3 0 Reactive 16 15 35 44 11 18 33 29 36 32 2 1 7 1 5 7 19 13 5 2 4 3 55 57 0 0 2 2 235 269 7 8 63 44 19 24 146 215 3 6 21 244 0 8 0 17 19 20 3 8 17 6 2,269 400 14 5 1 4 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 14 17 7 14 39 27 78 27 18 46 33 129 0 22 10 93 Proactive 4 8 Reactive 58 23 Proactive 41 87 Reactive 268 775 Proactive 62 101 Reactive 128 119 187 161 155 449 26 6 30 27 6 8 12 17 92 63 112 167 13 28 11 23 606 1,405 12 21 8 13 477 527 9 22 247 281 599 765 2,206 1,604 24 176 502 655 10 73 77 128 11 7 537 98 348 261 31,528 21,835 14 16 199 184 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 78 85 16 52 5 14 17 9 8 49 97 0 0 0 0 Proactive 0 4 Reactive 16 39 Proactive 7 5 Reactive 24 80 Proactive 27 4 Reactive 37 115 22 13 3 12 0 1 21 12 5 2 6 7 1 2 7 5 7 3 11 4 47 88 1 24 9 85 75 7 8 18 23 244 51 53 17 36 12 790 188 245 11 284 11 207 16 253 19 55 121 4,387 14,314 9 2 661 1,231 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 2 5 3 3 18 30 29 29 5 5 20 40 1 0 0 1 Proactive 6 14 Reactive 14 60 Proactive 17 14 Reactive 18 24 Proactive 44 41 Reactive 88 70 43 42 21 49 8 15 44 31 10 7 18 4 31 34 55 28 13 17 4 16 81 164 3 5 16 1 110 162 7 7 98 69 155 148 76 254 13 14 367 250 4 45 26 40 9 7 66 46 51 80 2,810 3,399 22 14 21 1,947 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

Idaho Office of Attorney General

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FY 2010 FY 2011 6 9 9 1 2 6 15 13 11 38 8 4 0 0 0 0 Proactive 13 2 Reactive 13 7 Proactive 108 103 Reactive 43 19 Proactive 106 117 Reactive 61 29 71 62 1 8 7 1 16 40 2 6 28 13 18 37 28 16 19 20 17 29 773 805 20 14 40 21 233 189 43 17 90 112 242 360 873 397 88 67 3,198 2,133 228 219 3,290 3,092 73 50 2,542 563 404 400 42,430 358,087 18 20 35 44 Reactive Measures

Illinois Attorney General's Office

Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received*

Affiliated Agencies Added* Case Information Arrests Case Dispositions Unfounded Suspended Plea Trial Case Referrals Federal State Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 4 6 18 11 21 23 208 144 18 23 51 87 0 0 11 13 Proactive 27 24 Reactive 53 48 Proactive 82 93 Reactive 137 78 Proactive 154 58 Reactive 304 485 142 166 194 154 48 241 47 71 9 7 58 67 61 56 45 30 78 57 45 81 587 828 2 3 113 240 290 298 49 151 204 161 409 372 990 1,842 20 19 1,700 699 27 136 325 234 106 14 249 33 126 118 13,383 7,318 11 10 43 112 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

Indiana State Police

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FY 2010 FY 2011 6 5 6 5 8 5 18 27 1 7 16 39 2 2 3 7 Proactive 0 5 Reactive 14 33 Proactive 43 40 Reactive 27 55 Proactive 29 35 Reactive 49 95 31 51 19 29 16 20 37 35 14 7 9 21 23 17 5 12 45 47 45 42 204 455 11 7 9 36 153 196 27 29 81 71 666 823 656 637 3 21 37 408 2 0 7 147 30 42 144 68 541 587 31,857 31,512 9 12 28 7 Reactive Measures

Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation

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Community Outreach

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FY 2010 FY 2011 5 26 3 6 6 36 37 36 2 5 35 54 0 0 3 3 Proactive 1 2 Reactive 12 26 Proactive 70 84 Reactive 28 72 Proactive 68 98 Reactive 52 74 64 61 7 28 16 20 33 43 9 3 15 17 29 71 18 9 63 22 55 22 422 619 9 1 32 11 224 402 21 2 114 173 751 832 415 410 27 53 804 1,292 31 0 70 207 37 60 37 58 82 76 8,027 3,959 4 3 8 3 Suspended Plea Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

Outreach

Presentations

Training Sessions Provided Law Enforcement Trained Prosecutors Trained Other Professions Trained # Sent to ICAC T&TA Training Court Actions

Kentucky State Police

Affiliated Agencies Added Trial Case Referrals

Federal State Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Child Pornography Manufacture Distribution Possession Case Information Arrests Case Dispositions Unfounded

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FY 2010 FY 2011 3 4 2 6 45 10 22 30 33 10 39 24 5 2 3 3 Proactive 6 3 Reactive 11 31 Proactive 137 76 Reactive 28 47 Proactive 76 52 Reactive 126 152 119 117 83 126 33 91 34 39 5 12 45 117 74 89 139 274 54 36 47 32 538 599 3 7 26 14 442 432 14 23 131 104 1,116 1,019 517 684 31 27 610 1,828 37 412 578 37 52 47 30 51 88 72 10,614 5,178 12 2 9 4 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 11 6 4 2 8 21 43 60 1 8 28 56 4 0 4 53 Proactive 11 4 Reactive 9 20 Proactive 189 129 Reactive 75 149 Proactive 25 51 Reactive 157 165 69 101 119 174 117 59 44 66 15 6 38 40 76 104 56 95 37 64 40 62 334 360 2 3 49 49 645 648 25 62 101 83 365 479 679 1,348 11 11 27 532 16 4 1 0 33 19 13 79 91 196 7,643 12,446 42 45 36 13 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 42 25 16 12 23 11 142 128 24 11 152 122 6 36 22 26 Proactive 6 4 Reactive 82 109 Proactive 88 177 Reactive 312 386 Proactive 109 202 Reactive 402 427 163 276 200 163 128 359 52 145 16 39 23 35 184 138 47 131 18 33 19 17 1,123 1,403 0 11 106 172 112 158 22 32 446 678 1,137 1,534 707 1,273 44 27 291 1,051 5 102 9 50 56 124 95 93 82 134 7,670 13,436 9 45 25 8 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 4 18 9 3 24 100 47 61 19 113 226 69 1 12 5 26 Proactive 4 7 Reactive 10 57 Proactive 4 38 Reactive 4 35 Proactive 207 197 Reactive 127 183 185 235 40 65 45 175 50 60 19 23 26 14 92 139 80 163 33 43 30 34 131 391 2 13 9 12 325 647 10 10 183 252 1,112 1,017 495 845 37 46 213 652 1 5 0 60 51 80 113 76 212 263 24,393 32,041 2 14 133 177 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 16 0 0 4 16 0 0 0 1 Proactive 0 2 Reactive 6 6 Proactive 0 2 Reactive 21 109 Proactive 102 148 Reactive 85 53 6 11 3 3 2 0 5 1 2 0 1 1 1 4 3 4 3 1 2 1 93 148 0 0 68 4 517 266 0 1 42 15 110 63 300 718 19 1 172 15 1 0 87 0 7 0 6 0 6 5 174 115 10 0 2 1 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 0 5 6 5 3 3 53 38 7 4 28 65 0 0 4 16 Proactive 9 5 Reactive 112 65 Proactive 96 128 Reactive 201 170 Proactive 38 42 Reactive 208 210 55 58 10 16 6 11 23 23 2 4 19 19 33 30 17 28 2 9 0 6 710 621 8 1 13 3 608 825 4 6 208 243 456 796 451 517 49 35 1,890 1,475 110 126 364 255 8 16 0 37 589 351 39,215 25,405 24 6 16 4 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 12 0 12 5 1 0 15 3 21 0 42 18 2 0 15 13 Proactive 17 0 Reactive 13 14 Proactive 16 3 Reactive 4 18 Proactive 2 0 Reactive 36 26 188 145 0 0 0 0 121 28 0 0 1 0 0 0 121 134 2 2 2 2 633 1,023 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 37 222 275 343 328 18 15 203 102 3 48 2 175 30 23 41 12 57 54 1,096 1,740 17 12 118 45 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 8 4 2 11 78 103 124 120 360 189 48 57 11 5 6 63 Proactive 10 55 Reactive 42 32 Proactive 235 327 Reactive 87 108 Proactive 445 313 Reactive 302 302 326 341 121 166 126 297 70 85 6 1 66 85 174 319 88 223 103 111 71 81 346 738 12 3 563 505 1,076 714 53 63 392 477 713 978 2,039 2,883 129 92 1,069 1,321 364 89 1,575 2,304 78 56 138 133 295 293 20,593 42,184 9 6 11 4 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 15 8 4 1 34 18 27 13 42 20 19 12 1 1 5 6 Proactive 1 0 Reactive 4 6 Proactive 44 70 Reactive 54 34 Proactive 32 49 Reactive 45 62 118 102 45 16 2 0 47 51 1 0 2 2 22 38 31 0 5 6 2 4 440 659 3 4 0 1 1,507 1,073 1 4 131 155 178 184 360 561 6 11 61 469 5 52 1 0 27 66 23 29 182 233 23,104 37,092 152 233 182 233 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 12 8 11 6 21 44 46 30 36 4 38 16 6 2 8 8 Proactive 11 15 Reactive 36 49 Proactive 116 62 Reactive 39 40 Proactive 65 45 Reactive 76 63 78 82 24 35 36 25 31 49 7 16 33 27 52 47 20 20 33 34 23 27 68 68 4 2 124 31 156 99 44 26 217 158 559 1,166 943 1,355 30 45 399 938 24 61 40 172 57 90 67 84 134 169 10,341 8,111 10 13 31 99 Reactive Measures Local Submitted for Federal Prosecution Accepted for Federal Prosecution Cybertips Received

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FY 2010 FY 2011 0 0 0 1 0 0 65 51 0 0 18 15 0 0 9 102 Proactive 0 0 Reactive 0 0 Proactive 1 0 Reactive 1 0 Proactive 0 0 Reactive 384 513 16 15 184 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 11 0 0 0 0 487 695 0 0 0 0 209 293 0 0 13 12 53 20 171 251 11 8 452 343 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 81 1 0 53 0 0 0 0 0 Proactive Reactive Obscenity Directed to Minors Proactive Reactive Child Prostitution Proactive

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FY 2010 FY 2011 3 38 2 0 3 3 177 144 15 4 42 45 0 0 4 44 Proactive 4 2 Reactive 3 2 Proactive 132 153 Reactive 20 22 Proactive 150 157 Reactive 392 528 170 157 29 5 10 3 7 7 2 0 17 27 77 107 74 119 29 27 27 21 858 879 0 6 51 61 440 424 21 22 140 139 378 278 761 1,094 12 10 127 72 2 0 5 0 25 9 46 12 193 124 38,476 17,884 26 5 1,764,325 859,670 Reactive Measures

New York State Police

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