If you own child pornography—which? gross—you might want to make sure it is well packed when you are moving. Just ask (now former) NYPD auxiliary cop Daniel Sayer. The 59-year-old was arrested this week and charged with two felony counts of possessing child pornography after police allegedly found a "massive" collection in his possession. According to one Greenwood lake resident who saw cops take Sayers away, "He didn’t seem surprised." more ›

A former assistant principal at an all-boy Bronx Catholic high school has admitted to viewing child pornography on the school's library computer. Brother Lawrence Gordon, 65, had accidentally left a USB stick filled with child porn in the library computer last Valentine's Day, which was discovered by another teacher. Gordon has agreed to a plea deal to avoid jail time, and will instead spend 12 to 18 months at a Maryland in-patient treatment facility and halfway house. more ›

A Manhattan judge wasn't happy when a former United Nations researcher blamed his child porn downloads—which included pictures of a 2-year-old girl having her genitals mutilated—on his curiosity. "Stop rationalizing your actions," said Judge Paul Gardephe, who sentenced 42-year-old Jose Antonio Ortega-Osona to 2 1/2 years in prison and fined him $12,500 for his collection of nearly 5,000 photos and 108 videos. "Your problem is not mere curiosity." more ›

Assemblyman Neil Cohen, a 17-year NJ State Assembly veteran, resigned yesterday as investigators continue to investigate charges that child porn was found on his office computer. Apparently, a staffer at his offices, which he shares with State Senator Raymond Lesniak and Assemblyman Joseph Cryan, found a printout of a nude girl. The staffer alerted Lesniak and Cryan, who then contacted authorities, and another staffer mentioned they had "seen an inappropriate image on Cohen's computer screen." Now NJ lawmakers are asking for filters on legislative computers. NJ Governor Corzine said, "All of us who have worked with (Cohen) are shocked by the reports," but also added, "Creating, distributing and using child pornography should be pursued vigorously by law enforcement." more ›

The Star-Ledger reports NJ Deputy Assembly Speaker Neil Cohen is under investigation for suspected possession of child pornography, "according to two of his Democratic colleagues who said they brought the matter to the attention of law enforcement." Cohen shares offices with State Senator Raymond Lesniak and Assemblyman Joseph Cryan; a staffer apparently found an image on Cohen's computer and told Lesniak and Cryan. They issued a statement saying, "We know him as a compassionate caring individual, but if the allegations prove true, clearly there was a side to him neither of us knew." Cohen, who has served 17 years in the NJ State Assembly, was taken into a hospital for psychiatric observation after computers were seized from his office. more ›

The Queens DA's office has charged a man with possessing and promoting child pornography after a tip from Illinois police that he had a how-to video on molesting children. Dominick Guerra, who lives in Ozone Park and works as a wedding/party DJ, was arraigned yesterday and could face up to six years in jail. more ›