US Men Arrested for Possessing Thousands of Child Sex Abuse Images in Multiple States

Two separate arrests were announced this week involving alleged possession of child sexual abuse material: Jack Eugene Fullerton in Charles County, Maryland, and Isaac D. Caceres in Elmwood Park, New Jersey. Fullerton was identified after a cyber tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children prompted a search of his home, and CCSO digital forensics examiners say they uncovered more than 10,000 images; a grand jury indicted him on charges of knowingly accessing and viewing child pornography and more than 100 counts of possession, he was arrested in Mechanicsville on Oct. 1 and a judge ordered his release on electronic monitoring. Deputies said the investigation into Fullerton is ongoing and asked anyone who believes they may have had inappropriate contact with him to contact detectives. Separately, Bergen County prosecutors say a Oct. 2 search of Isaac Caceres’ home found he had used the internet to view, download, and possess more than 100 explicit digital files, some showing prepubescent victims; Caceres was charged with third-degree possession of child pornography and remanded to the Bergen County Jail pending a Superior Court appearance.