Eight suspects indicted after arrests in operation targeting internet crimes against children

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Eight suspects indicted after arrests in operation targeting internet crimes against children

Eight suspects were recently indicted on charges tied to Operation Masquerade, a law enforcement operation targeting internet crimes against children. Top, from left, Salvador Alejandro Alas, Srinath Banothu, Brett Elkins Delrosso and Erick Rafael Garban-Ochoa. Bottom, from left, Israel Ibarra-Hinojosa, Michael Peter Kinser, Tucker Pigott and Cody Wood.

01192024OPERATION MASQUERADE — Eight suspects were recently indicted on charges tied to Operation Masquerade, a law enforcement operation targeting internet crimes against children. Top, from left, Salvador Alejandro Alas, Srinath Banothu, Brett Elkins Delrosso and Erick Rafael Garban-Ochoa. Bottom, from left, Israel Ibarra-Hinojosa, Michael Peter Kinser, Tucker Pigott and Cody Wood.

Forsyth County News

Published: Jan 19, 2024, 2:38 PM

Eight suspects who were arrested as part of an operation targeting internet crimes against children are facing indictments in Forsyth County.

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Forsyth County officers use PIT maneuver to stop alleged drunk driver

Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office officers recently used a PIT maneuver to stop an alleged drunk driver on Market Place Boulevard. - photo by Photo courtesy of the FCSO

DRUNK DRIVER 2.jpg — Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office officers recently used a PIT maneuver to stop an alleged drunk driver on Market Place Boulevard. - photo by Photo courtesy of the FCSO

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Forsyth County News

Updated: Jun 2, 2025, 4:40 PM

Published: May 30, 2025, 9:32 PM

Forsyth County Sheriff's Office officials said a suspected drunk driver was recently arrested after deputies used a Precision Immobilization Technique, or PIT, maneuver to stop his vehicle.