DETROIT – A nationwide crackdown on child sex abuse resulted in the arrest of 205 people -- including five in Metro Detroit.
According to authorities, Operation Restore Justice resulted in the rescue of 115 children across the country over five days.
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12 Michiganders have been arrested in the FBI-led enforcement effort, including five in Metro Detroit.
- Adarius Carr, 36, of Belleville, allegedly communicated with a convicted sex offender over the internet, where they discussed they reportedly shared child pornography with each other. Carr was charged in a criminal complaint with distribution, receipt and possession of child pornography.
- Aroul Kaliamurthy, 53, of Westland, allegedly traveled to North Carolina, where he took hidden camera videos of a naked prepubescent child. Kaliamurthy was charged in a criminal complaint with transportation, possession and access with intent to view child pornography.
- Scott Rocky, 57, of Centerline, allegedly shared more than 4,100 files of child pornography over peer-to-peer software on the internet. Rocky was charged in a criminal complaint with receipt, distribution and possession of child pornography.
- Amor Pedro Martinez, 26, of Ecorse, allegedly engaged in sexually explicit conversations on a messaging application with other individuals and received child pornography on this application from another user. Martinez was charged in a criminal complaint with receipt, distribution, and possession of child pornography.
- Whitney Williams, 38, allegedly advertised, rented hotel rooms and transported a minor to engage in nonconsensual sex work. Williams was charged in a criminal complaint with sex trafficking of a minor.
