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State Trooper Accused of Shocking Misuse of Work Computer to Store AI-Generated Porn

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HARRISBURG, PA — A Pennsylvania State Police Corporal is facing charges related to the alleged misuse of his work computer, including the storage of thousands of pornographic images, some reportedly created using artificial intelligence. Attorney General Michelle Henry announced criminal charges this week against Stephen M. Kamnik, 38, of Havertown. Authorities allege that Kamnik, who was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville, used his work stat…
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State Trooper Accused of Shocking Misuse of Work Computer to Store AI-Generated Porn

HARRISBURG, PA — A Pennsylvania State Police Corporal is facing charges related to the alleged misuse of his work computer, including the storage of thousands of pornographic images, some reportedly created using artificial intelligence. Attorney General Michelle Henry announced criminal charges this week against Stephen M. Kamnik, 38, of Havertown. Authorities allege that Kamnik, who was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville, used his work stat…

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They find pornographic material to state police on their work computer.

A Pennsylvania state police corporal was arrested for having “thousands” of pornographic files, authorities say. Pennsylvania police authorities arrested and charged a 14-year-old state police veteran after he was reportedly found with thousands of pornographic files on his work computer. On Thursday, January 9, the Pennsylvania attorney general announced charges against 38-year-old Stephen Kamnik of Havertown, a state police officer, after inve…

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Telemundo 62 broke the news in on Friday, January 10, 2025.
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