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BOSTON – A man formerly of Woonsocket, RI was arrested this morning and charged with surreptitiously filming an 11-year-old Massachusetts girl changing in her bedroom in March 2021.
Jacob Guerrero (23), of Woodland, Calif. was charged with one count sexually exploiting children. Guerrero, 23, was arrested in California today and will appear before the Eastern District Court of California this afternoon. He will appear at Boston federal court at a later date.
According to the charge document, Guerrero recorded a clip of an 11-year old girl, unclothed, in her bedroom at her Norfolk, Mass. home on or around March 17, 2021. Guerrero allegedly climbed to the top of a garage attached to the victim’s home and stood just outside the victim’s second floor bedroom window as she changed. In the two weeks leading up to that recording, it is further alleged that Guerrero conducted surveillance of the victim’s home and made notes on his phone regarding the time of day that the victim and her siblings arrived home, showered and changed clothes each night. Guerrero allegedly kept similar notes for several Massachusetts homes.
According to the charging document, this case arose following an investigation into allegations that Guerrero, while dressed in a wig and women’s clothing, attempted to surreptitiously record minor females in bathrooms and changing rooms at the Wrentham Outlets using pen cameras affixed to his shoes.
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A child sexually exploited charge entitles a minimum sentence of 15 years, up to 30 years in prison and at least five years of supervised release. The maximum penalty is $250,000. A federal district court judge will impose sentences based on the U.S. The sentence determination process in criminal cases is governed by the Sentencencing Guidelines and Statutes.
Rachael S.Rollins, United States Attorney, Joseph R. Bonavolonta and William McGrath (Wrentham Police Chief) made today’s announcement. Special assistance was provided by the Norfolk District Attorney’s Office. Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Grady, Deputy Chief of Rollins’ Major Crimes Unit, is prosecuting the case.
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