Posted on 03/03/2020 5:54:43 AM PST by USA Conservative
A YouTube Chanel Minority vs Predator exposed another pedophile:
34-year-old Phillip Stone from the Lacey Township/ Toms River, New Jersey area comes out to meet a 14-year-old girl to bring to a hotel room for sex. Unfortunately, he met the undercover adult man that exposed this case to the public.
Video below:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbUzwYcivCQ&feature=emb_title
Police charged a man with luring and attempted sexual assault after he was caught in a YouTube video meeting with someone he expected to be an underaged girl.
Regardless of the success of the video, the police had a message for the public: Don’t try this at home.
“Investigations into alleged criminal activity must be conducted by trained law enforcement officials – with the assistance of members of the public when and where appropriate,” Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said. “Private citizens who take it upon themselves to investigate what they believe to be criminal conduct may compromise the potential investigation. They can also find themselves in a very dangerous situation. Please leave criminal investigations to the professionals. We are very fortunate that no one got hurt today and we were able to take a child predator off the street.”
Some people on social media deciphered the man’s identity. This has resulted in them attacking him online, giving his employment negative reviews, and suspecting that he will either be a victim of a vigilante or suicide by the end of this. Instead, he was arrested. The office where he allegedly worked released a statement that he had been fired.
The video was uploaded on March 1 and on March 2 officers from the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office High Tech Crime Unit and Special Victims Unit began an investigation. This investigation revealed that he had believed that he was chatting with a minor, arranged a meeting, and solicited the minor for sex.
Thank you for your service to innocent children. Personally I don’t know how you refrain from kicking his ass. Bless your heart.
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I still don’t know why parents let their teenagers use their phones with no supervision!
Parents want to be their kid’s best friend. And the left has made it more difficult for parents to discipline or make rules.
Put a wig and dress on him, paint his face and let him read to kids at the library. Then his perversion will be considered A-OK!
I hope this can help shed light for parents to watch out for who their kids are talking to. This is surprisingly only the 2nd story I’ve heard of. But when I was a teen a girl up the street had a man come looking for her.
Pretty much. Kids can go squeal to their school about “mistreatment” by their parents, and in some cases the authorities will intervene.
“I still don’t know why parents let their teenagers use their phones with no supervision!”
My kids had flip phones until they had real jobs, and that was after high school. The flip phones are now required, due to lack of pay phones, but nothing else beyond that is needed for kids.
(and they didn’t even bitch about it, since they know how rules are set in our household)
Any good lawyer would get that evidence thrown out
“conducting a psychological study”
It’s possibly an attempt to calm the situation and keep them talking after ambushing them, instead of putting the perp in a fight or flight situation.
Regardless of the success of the video, the police had a message for the public: Don’t try this at home.
“Investigations into alleged criminal activity must be conducted by trained law enforcement officials – with the assistance of members of the public when and where appropriate,” Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said. “Private citizens who take it upon themselves to investigate what they believe to be criminal conduct may compromise the potential investigation. They can also find themselves in a very dangerous situation. Please leave criminal investigations to the professionals. We are very fortunate that no one got hurt today and we were able to take a child predator off the street.”
Ok, police have to say that, or they will get sued if something does happen.
Ever notice how with kids, the word “don’t” doesn’t get through?
Maybe our ears should hear “try this at home”
I get the feeling that most cops would personally beat the crap out of their “friend” if they caught them luring an innocent child for abuse.
Have a seat..
I miss those old flip phones as they protect the screen unlike today’s “smart phones”..
These people really must be low IQ morons.
Two things that don’t exist on the internet.
1. Hitmen
2. 14 year old girls looking to hook up.
For one, safety. If the perp brings a gun, people can get shot.
Second, these things have to be done a certain way or a defense lawyer will get it tossed and it ends up wasting police time and resources.
Meanwhile its perfectly acceptable in our society for trannies to engage in lewd behavior in front of kids to educate them on expressing sexuality and give lap dances to them in school libraries.
There are plenty of non-profits that team with law enforcement for this cause. They should join one of those.
Vigilante justice isn’t something advance societies should advocate and regardless of the crime, due process and assumption of innocence still mean something.
Would evidence not acquired by law enforcement hold up in court? Most likely not. So this freak would get let out based on a technicality, able to threaten more children.
Vigilante justice marks a point the state has failed at......often numerous times
The only way to stop this is to execute the customer.
When that is done, this nonsense will come to a screeching halt.
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