[IbJensen]

These collectors of child pornography and those who actually commit sexual acts against children will never be cured of this evil. Fire up old Sparky.

[yldstrk]

“Officers say the lab was able to pinpoint who had the device when it was dropped. “ eh?

[chris37]

That is one scary looking mofo...

[Erik Latranyi]

By allowing the store employee to take the device home, the police broke the chain of custody. Regardless the facts, a lawyer will drive a truck through that mistake.

[Durus]

Rope is cheaper and both reusable and recyclable.

[KeyLargo]

[liberalh8ter]

I have to say...if an iPod is found at a gas station and it's full of kiddie porn; the problem is a lot more pervasive than we know. It's gone downright mainstream. This is both scary and sickening. Lock up your young ones and watch carefully who has access to them!

[The_Reader_David]

I’m almost surprised that the police didn’t arrest the bloke who turned it in (or the gas station owner who retained it hoping for the owner to turn up), after all they were “in possession of child pornography”.

(Analogous stupidity in the interpretation of laws banning possession of prohibited items has occurred in other English-speaking countries: an SAS veteran was arrested and convicted in the UK for “possession of a prohibitted firearm” for turning in a gun he’d found, I think it was a sawed-off shotgun, to the local constabulary.)

[bigbob]

Scumbags separated at birth?

[LouAvul]

I never understood child pornography. In my day, pornography was a woman in a bikini selling tools.