LAKE COUNTY, Unwell. – A Waukegan man beforehand charged with sexual abuse is now going through little one pornography prices after investigators uncovered express materials on his digital gadgets, authorities stated.
Pictured is Jose Paz-Hernandez, 22, of Waukegan. (Lake County State’s Legal professional)
Jose Paz-Hernandez, 22, was arrested Thursday on prices of possessing and manufacturing little one pornography, in accordance with the Lake County State’s Legal professional’s Workplace.
His arrest follows a cyber tip that little one pornography was being uploaded to an internet cloud storage from his dwelling within the 3000 block of Kathe Lane, Waukegan, in accordance with investigators.
Lake County K9s Grip and Tera assisted in looking his dwelling and finding the digital gadgets, authorities stated.
Lake County K9s Grip and Tera assisted in looking his dwelling and finding the digital gadgets, authorities stated.
Paz-Hernandez’s gadgets have been seized, and the state’s lawyer’s workplace’s cyber lab discovered a number of information of kid sexual abuse materials on his pc and in an internet storage account throughout an evaluation of the gadgets, authorities stated.
The state’s lawyer’s workplace authorised 10 counts of kid pornography (Class 2 felony) in opposition to Paz-Hernandez and filed a petition to detain him pending the disposition of the case.
Paz-Hernandez might face extra prices pending the completion of the forensic evaluation.
Authorities stated when Paz-Hernandez was taken into custody, he was not too long ago charged in two separate instances with aggravated felony sexual abuse, a Class 2 felony. He was launched on pretrial situations after a decide denied the state’s petition to detain him on Dec. 12.
On Friday, the state filed a petition to detain Paz-Hernandez pending the disposition of this case and moved to revoke his pretrial launch within the different two instances.
Paz-Hernandez was initially scheduled to look in court docket for a detention listening to Friday, however the listening to was rescheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 23.
