Experts warn about infant child sex abuse
By: Erin Calandra
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. " After police said a Centre County man was arrested this week for child pornography involving infants, 6 News wanted to learn more about infant child pornography.
"Horrifying to hear those words put together," Director of Centre County Youth Service Bureau Andrea Boyles said. "We have to start from day one protecting our children."
Adam Hinton, 25, of Port Matilda, is behind bars facing several felony charges after State College police said they found 535 images of toddlers, babies and young girls on his laptop computer.
In the criminal complaint, police said a majority of those 535 images are of infant sexual abuse.
Boyles said she's rarely seen infant pornography in her career, but warns parents of the dangers.
"What we may view as pictures of our precious baby could be sexually stimulating to others and misused," Boyles said.
Experts say it's important that parents are hypervigilant, because babies can't tell them they are being abused.
"If something doesn't seem right, go to the doctor," Boyles said.
Hinton was a substitute janitor for the State College Area School District working during evening hours at the Radio Park Elementary School building, but school officials made it clear that he is no longer employed and that he never had access to any computers at the school.
Boyles urges everyone to take the Stewards of Children training. This is training that helps adults recognize the signs of child abuse, but also has information on how to talk to children about this topic.
The training is free and you can do it from your computer at work.
To learn more about it, call the YMCA in Centre County.
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