Victims were aged between seven and 17, with assaults allegedly happening in person and on social media platforms. Read more at straitstimes.com.
OTTAWA - A 31-year-old Toronto man is facing 96 charges related to the sexual assault of children in person as well as on social media platforms like Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok, police in Canada said on Wednesday.
Victims were aged between seven and 17. Police have declined to say how many children were targeted or provide information about the victims to protect their identities. Authorities started working on a child luring and sexual assault investigation last year which led to Langdon’s arrest in February. Toronto Police detective Vijay Shetty told a news conference that Langdon was previously charged with possessing and creating child pornography in 2016, but declined to provide more details of that incident.
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