Trooper Admits to Using State Databases for AI-Generated Pornography

Trooper admits to using state databases for AI-generated pornography

"Also, Kamnik secretly filmed numerous females he came into contact with, including while on duty, and repeatedly entered a women’s locker room at state police barracks and took photos," a statement from the AG's office said.

Pa. state police trooper pleads guilty to creating AI pornography on work computer

A Pennsylvania State Police trooper pleaded guilty on Wednesday to using his work computer to create AI-generated pornography.Stephen M. Kamnik, 39, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to 15 charges — nine felonies and six misdemeanors.

State trooper pleads guilty to secretly filming women to create AI-generated pornography

Stephen Kamnik, a Pennsylvania State Police corporal in Montgomery County, pleaded guilty to secretly taking photos and videos of women to create AI-generated pornography, the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office said.

Pa. trooper admits to viewing child sexual abuse materials, using police credentials to create deepfakes

A Pennsylvania State Police corporal admitted to viewing child sexual abuse materials and using state police computers in the Skippack barracks to make deepfake pornographic images of coworkers and people he interacted with through his role as law enforcement.

Ex-Pa. state trooper admits to child porn charges, illegal use of work computer

A disgraced former Pennsylvania State Police trooper admitted to multiple crimes, including possessing child sexual abuse material and lewd images and videos he created using artificial intelligence on his work computer at the state police barracks in Skippack Township.

Pennsylvania state trooper pleads guilty to creating AI porn using work databases

A Pennsylvania state trooper has pleaded guilty to using state computers and databases to create AI-generated pornography. Stephen Kamnik, a trooper since 2011, has been on unpaid leave after being charged following an investigation that found unusually high bandwidth usage on his state-owned computer. Police said his crimes go back as far as 2020. Kamnik appeared briefly in court on Wednesday and admitted to making AI porn -using the images of …