Men Charged in Separate Child Sex Trafficking Cases

Authorities in Pennsylvania and South Carolina have charged multiple men in unrelated child sex trafficking cases. In South Carolina, Kylon Kier Miller, 38, was arrested for trafficking a minor, allegedly enticing and sexually abusing a victim under 18, with acts of sexual battery and promises of something of value. In Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Zachary Lee McCauley, 29, of Louisville, Kentucky, was extradited and arraigned on numerous felony charges for exploiting and trafficking a 13-year-old girl. McCauley allegedly groomed the victim on Snapchat, coerced her to send explicit material, threatened her mother, and arranged sexual encounters with two adult men, Jon Thomas Van Ingen and Randy Francis Quinn, who are also charged. At least one encounter involving the victim was recorded and shared online. These cases underscore persistent efforts by law enforcement to address child sex trafficking and online exploitation.