Two cruise ships raided in Boston as 11 arrested over child abuse images

The individuals, from the Philippines, Indonesia and Nicaragua, now face deportation from the United States following searches of their electronic devices and accommodation

11 people were busted for possession and distribution of kiddie porn aboard two different cruise ships in Boston on Friday — the third takedown of an allegedly pedophile-infected cruise ship this year.

US Customs and Border Protection arrested 11 foreign nationals on cruise ships in Boston for alleged child sexual abuse involvement.

Federal authorities boarded two cruise ships in Boston and arrested 11 people on suspicion of receiving and distributing child sexual exploitation and abuse material.

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers and Immigration and Customs Enforcement HSI special agents arrested eleven alien crewmembers at the Port of Boston during a recent operation targeting criminals involved in child pornography-related offenses. The investigation, dubbed “Operation Tidal Wave,” brought the

Falkirk Sheriff Court heard that the size of the hoard recovered from MacPherson's home in Stenhousemuir, Stirlingshire, had “overwhelmed” officers' capacity to check and categorise it.

Alan MacPherson, 83, from Stenhousemuir, amassed two million indecent images, believed to be the biggest such collection ever seized by Scottish Police.

Paul Monks, of Sunderland, admitted possessing indecent images and breaching a sexual harm prevention order