Ohio Man Arrested On Child Exploitation Charges

Thursday, October 8th, 2020 12:34pm

Investigators believe there are more victims from across the country that have not been identified.

(Hamilton County, Oh.) – An Ohio man has been arrested for enticing and soliciting young girls from all over the United States.

Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil reported the arrest of Christopher A. Muldrow on Wednesday.

Muldrow is charged with four felony counts of Pandering Obscenity Involving a Minor. Members of the Regional Electronics and Computer Investigations section initiated an investigation into the online internet activities of Muldrow after receiving a tip through their partnership with the nationwide taskforce, “Internet Crimes Against Children.”

More information was released on Thursday. Investigators say Muldrow was grooming/enticing and soliciting young girls from all over the United States for sexually explicit material.

So far, investigators have confirmed three victims, ages 13-15 years old, from New York, Arkansas and Colorado.

The investigation is ongoing, and investigators believe there are possibly more victims that have not been identified.

Anyone with information related to this case should contact the Regional Electronics & Computer Investigations section at (513) 946-8338.

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