The Jakarta Police have arrested on Monday three alleged administrators of a Facebook page that posted content related to child pornography. The arrest was the result of an investigation into a similar case last year that involved the "Official Loly [sic] Candy" Facebook group.

According to Jakarta Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Argo Yuwono, the three suspects WR, AD and IW were arrested in Jakarta, Tangerang and Palembang, South Sumatra.

"The investigation had been under way since March 2017," Argo said on Monday as quoted by tempo.co. He added that the police had discovered 40 related Facebook groups and channels with around 200 members from 63 countries, according to their phone numbers.

The investigation was a follow-up to the Loly Candy case, in which the police arrested five people in March 2017. The private Facebook group, which was created in 2016 and allegedly exploited children on the internet, had amassed 7,479 members.

The group also produced content related to child pornography, which it would distribute through the WhatsApp and Telegram messaging apps. Argo said. (rfa)

http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2018/06/26/police-arrest-alleged-facebook-admin-of-child-porn-page.html

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. - Police are investigating after a person was found dead early Tuesday morning (June 26) when firefighters arrived on the scene of a house fire in East St. Louis.

Assistant Fire Chief George McClellan with the East St. Louis Fire Department said the initial call came in around 1:30a.m. for a car fire near the corner of South 29th Street and Converse Avenue. The call was upgraded to a structure fire upon arrival.

McClellan said there was an active fire when crews arrived with flames coming out of the back of the house. While fighting the fire, crews found a body outside of the burning house next to a burning vehicle.

The body was badly burned, according to McClellan, but the victim appears to be a male between 25 and 40 -years- old based on muscle tone and other features.

East St. Louis police are working to figure out if the person died as a result of the fire or some other cause. In the meantime, they are treating the property as a crime scene.

“Cars just don’t blow up, said McClellan. "They don’t just spontaneously combust."

McClellan said the house was under renovation, so no one was believed to be living in it at the time of the fire. However, McClellan said it appears there has been a lot of activity in the house recently.

https://kplr11.com/2018/06/26/man-found-dead-outside-burning-house/