Prince Albert man charged with sexual exploitation, RCMP says there may be more victims
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An investigation determined a female youth and an adult male were in talks through social media, with the conversations being sexual in nature.
Prince Albert RCMP says there may be more unidentified victims in a sexual exploitation case after conducting an investigation.
On June 4, RCMP received a report of child luring and an investigation determined a female youth and an adult male were in talks through social media, with the conversations being sexual in nature.
Brady Robin, a 21-year-old from Prince Albert has been charged with:
Robin appeared in Prince Albert Provincial Court on July 4, 2022. His next appearance is on July 11 at 10:00 a.m.
Investigators are encouraging anyone with additional information, or if you are a victim, to report it to Prince Albert Detachment at 306-765-5500, call 310-RCMP or call 911 in an emergency.
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