Authorities: NJ man used TikTok to contact young girls to solicit explicit photos
Authorities have announced the arrest of a New Jersey man on felony charges related to child pornography after they say he contacted two young sisters in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania to solicit explicit photos.
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Jun 22, 2022, 11:36 AM
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Updated 697 days ago
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10h agoAuthorities have announced the arrest of a New
Jersey man on felony charges related to child pornography after
they say he contacted two young
sisters in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania to solicit explicit photos.
The investigation began when authorities were
contacted by the father
of the two girls, ages 11 and 12.
According to authorities, Ryan Corcoran, 26, of
Andover, contacted both girls through TikTok's direct messaging back in April.
Authorities say the conversation then moved to
texting. Both girls received naked photos and were asked to provide similar
photos of themselves.
Corcoran was arrested on felony charges of child
pornography, among other charges.
Corcoran posted bail and was released. A preliminary
hearing is set for June 27.
