Army Colonel, Top Attorney, And Politician Arrested In Child Sex Sting
by Sean Adl-Tabatabai
YourNewsWire.com
February 19, 2017
A dozen high profile arrests have been made in Florida in a child sex sting involving an army colonel, a politician and a top attorney.
In the last week, police in North Florida arrested a dozen men seeking to engage in sexual acts with children.
Tallahassee.com reports:
One was a college student. One, Michael Chmielewski, was the manager of the Florida House of Representatives page and messenger program who oversaw hundreds of teenagers each legislative session since he was hired in 2012. Another was, Dayton Cramer, a retired Army colonel and high-ranking attorney with Florida State University, while another was a retired doctor from Washington State who investigators say was a documented child predator.
What they all had in common was when they made contact with someone they thought was a teen, in reality, they were communicating through email, text, chat rooms and internet ads with undercover officers.
The cases developed out of the sting by the Internet Crimes Against Children task force run by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and other local agencies.
It delivered a clear message, said Mark Perez, FDLE special agent in charge of the Tallahassee Regional Operations Center.
“If you prey on our children, we will find you and arrest you,” Perez said during a press conference at FDLE’s Tallahassee headquarters.
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