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In the war against child trafficking, each victory is not just a number—it represents spared children. At Veterans For Child Rescue (V4CR), our victories come in the form of child predators taken off the streets, their reign of terror halted.
To date, we have accomplished more than 29 arrests across the United States with a 100% conviction rate. Behind these numbers are the faces of the predators we've put behind bars. But remember, each one also signifies countless innocent lives saved.
A Sobering Reality: 1 Child Predator = An Average of 70 Victims
Statistics reveal that a single child predator abuses an average of 70 children. Not 70 instances of abuse but 70 innocent lives scarred. Each arrest we make isn't just a victory for one child; it's a victory for potentially dozens of future victims.
Our founder, Craig "Sawman" Sawyer, puts it powerfully: "Every child predator we arrest and take off the street, preventing them from causing harm, saves potentially hundreds of children from unthinkable abuse."
When you donate to V4CR, you are supporting our nationwide fight to protect children and put predators behind bars.
All donations are tax deductible
In a coordinated effort between state and federal law enforcement, two individuals were arrested and 18 warrants were issued in South Texas as part of a major operation targeting human traffickers and pedophiles. This crackdown highlights the ongoing efforts to dismantle criminal networks involved in exploitation and child abuse. Authorities emphasized their commitment to bringing traffickers and predators to justice and ensuring the safety of vulnerable victims across the region.
Stay tuned for more updates!
We are proud to announce the successful completion of another collaborative operation with law enforcement in Tennessee, targeting child exploitation. The police department is currently processing the evidence and it appears it will generate approximately 70 warrants.
Stay tuned for more updates!
We're proud to announce the successful completion of another collaborative operation with law enforcement in southern Texas. This monumental effort brought together six federal and local agencies in our shared mission against child exploitation. The operation's initial success has led to the arrest of one child predator, with several warrants currently underway.
Stay tuned - we'll be sharing more updates soon. Together, we're making a difference!
Veterans For Child Rescue (V4CR) continues to make strides in the fight against child exploitation. Our recent operation in Webb County, Texas, led to the arrest of 2 child predators, bringing them to justice for their alleged heinous acts.
Alfonso David Soliz, a former jailer and sibling of a Sheriff's Department Sgt., found himself on the other side of the bars. Soliz, who had a prior federal probation record, was arrested for online solicitation of a minor. In addition, an arrest warrant for assault and family violence was served against him.
Alongside him, Rodolfo Orlando Aranda was also charged with online solicitation of a minor.
But our work doesn't stop here. We're pushing forward with the momentum, having filed an additional 12 warrants, with more investigations underway. Every arrest is a step closer to a world free from child exploitation.
During the Super Bowl, our expert V.I.P.R. (Veterans Interdicting Pedophile Rings) team was on the ground, meticulously conducting surveillance and intelligence operations. Our primary objective was to identify and intercept any potential child trafficking activities in the area. We're elated to report that our unrelenting efforts resulted in the identification of numerous child predators. Moreover, we've secured 5 crucial warrants, which we anticipate will soon lead to arrests and convictions.
Stay tuned for updates on the arrests and convictions that will follow. Every action we take brings us one step closer to a safer world for our children.
St. George, Utah
# 19408
2 counts of conspiracy to
commit child rape
St. George, Utah
# 222000
1 count of conspiracy to commit child rape
1 count of conspiracy to commit
forcible sodomy
1 count of enticing a minor on the internet
Jerome, Idaho
# 222065
1 count of conspiracy to commit child rape
Drove from California
# 222097
Intent to lure two girls into sex trafficking
Enterprise, Utah
# 222074
1 count of conspiracy to commit child rape
Cedar City, Utah
# 132859
2 counts of conspiracy to
commit child rape
Clearfield, Utah
# 222086
1 count of attempt to
commit child sodomy
1 count of attempt to commit child rape
1 count of failure to stop at the
command of officers
Police identified and charged five men with criminal attempt to commit second-degree sexual assault and criminal attempt to commit risk of injury, Guilford police Lt. Timothy Bernier said in a news release. The five were taken into custody as the result of a coordinated joint sting operation with Veterans For Child Rescue.
Bail for each set at $500,000, according to a release from police.
"Operation “Not in My Town” was a joint effort involving the Guilford Police Department, Veterans 4 Child Rescue Foundation and the New Haven office of the state’s attorney as well as other local police departments. When police posted a phony decoy ad on social media supposedly placed by a 13-year-old girl wanting to have sex, there were more than 5,000 “hits” on the ad within just 30 days, according to Senior Assistant State’s Attorney Brian Sibley Sr., the lead prosecutor in human trafficking cases. His work is being done in conjunction with the chief state’s attorney’s office. “Parents need to know there are that many predators preying on kids looking to get involved in these activities,” Sibley said after court adjourned. “It’s going on in every community,” Sibley added. “You think about this small town of Guilford. It’s extremely scary.”
Putnam, CT
Criminal intent to commit
sexual assault 2nd degree
Criminal intent to commit
risk of injury
New Haven, CT
1 count of conspiracy to commit child rape
"Operation “Not In My Town” was a joint effort involving the Guilford Police Department, Veterans 4 Child Rescue Foundation and the New Haven office of the state’s attorney and a number of other local departments. It was conducted between Jan. 12 and Jan. 14 when police were set up in a remote house to catch the potential offenders."
New Haven, CT
Criminal intent to commit
sexual assault 2nd degree
Criminal intent to commit
risk of injury
Boston, MA
Criminal intent to commit sexual assault 2nd degree Criminal intent to commit risk of injury
"He thought it was a 13-year-old female, home alone. His intention was to have sex with that purported 13-year-old.” - NHregister.com
Ellington, CT
1 count of conspiracy to commit child rape
"Kevin Millen, who formerly worked for the FBI and the Internal Revenue Service, was sentenced Tuesday to serve 26 months in prison for trying to have a sexual encounter with a 12-year-old girl in what turned out to be a sting operation." - NHregister.com
The joint sting operation between V4CR and Webb County, TX police resulted in 6 arrests.
Display of harmful material to a minor: Class B Misdemeanor
Online solicitation of a minor: Felony
Possession of child pornography: Felony 3, 4 counts
Indicted not yet sentenced
Criminal solicitation of a minor: Felony 3
Guilty: Nolo Contendere
Sentenced: 5 years, 200 hours of community service
***Registered Sex Offender***
Criminal solicitation of a minor: Felony 3
Attempted sale or display of harmful material to a minor: Class B Misdemeanor
Indicted not yet sentenced
Criminal solicitation of a minor: Felony 3
Guilty: Sentenced 5 years
Criminal solicitation of a minor: Felony 3
Guilty: Sentenced 4 years, 2 years probated
Criminal solicitation of a minor: Felony 3
Case was transferred to federal prosecutors for traveling state lines
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These mugshots represent individuals who have been lawfully convicted in a court of law. V4CR respects the rights of all individuals and is committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information.
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