Guadalajara influencer 'Oscorp' detained for suspected child trafficking

Óscar Adrián 'N', known as 'Oscorp', was arrested in Guadalajara for suspected child trafficking and possession of child pornography.

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The Fiscalía del Estado de Jalisco stated that Óscar Adrián 'N' was detained via an arrest warrant for suspected involvement in human trafficking under the hypothesis of producing and storing child pornography. ^[1] Óscar Adrián 'N', known online as 'Oscorp', was detained in the 5 de Mayo neighborhood of Guadalajara, Jalisco, on suspicion of child trafficking. ^[2] During a search of the suspect's property, agents seized mobile phones, phone chips, memory cards, USB drives, and computers for analysis. ^[3] The investigation originated from reports received by the US National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) regarding accounts, email addresses, and IP addresses linked to the suspect. ^[4] Prosecutors identified digital evidence including IP addresses and email addresses linked to Óscar Adrián 'N' and his residence as part of the investigation into human trafficking. ^[5] The arrest took place during a raid at a home located in the 5 de mayo colonia in Guadalajara, where investigators found cell phones, phone chips, memory cards, computers, a ballistic vest, and identification badges. ^[6] The Diario Mural confirmed that the detained individual is Óscar Adrián 'N', known as 'Oscorp', a Mexican influencer and YouTuber who organizes events for other popular social media channels. ^[7]

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publimetro.com.mxMexico

Óscar Adrián 'N', known online as 'Oscorp', was detained in the 5 de Mayo neighborhood of Guadalajara, Jalisco, on suspicion of child trafficking. ·

publimetro.com.mxMexico

During a search of the suspect's property, agents seized mobile phones, phone chips, memory cards, USB drives, and computers for analysis. ·

publimetro.com.mxMexico

The investigation originated from reports received by the US National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) regarding accounts, email addresses, and IP addresses linked to the suspect. ·

publimetro.com.mxMexico

Prosecutors identified digital evidence including IP addresses and email addresses linked to Óscar Adrián 'N' and his residence as part of the investigation into human trafficking. · El Financiero

The arrest took place during a raid at a home located in the 5 de mayo colonia in Guadalajara, where investigators found cell phones, phone chips, memory cards, computers, a ballistic vest, and identification badges. · El Financiero

The Diario Mural confirmed that the detained individual is Óscar Adrián 'N', known as 'Oscorp', a Mexican influencer and YouTuber who organizes events for other popular social media channels. · El Financiero

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