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Indeed, but you have to see it. You are not obligated to go looking for it. If you don't look for it you don't see it. Even if you do find it again, no prose
by sandworm101 5y ago
Indeed, but you have to see it. You are not obligated to go looking for it. If you don't look for it you don't see it. Even if you do find it again, no prosecutor would ever dare think of bringing charges on a victim for not reporting her discovery of such images days/weeks/years down the line.
But things can go very very wrong whenever kids talk to cops. The story they tell their parents might not be totally accurate. (ie it wasn't some boy. She in fact uploading the image herself.) Tell a false story to a cop and horrible situations can happen very quickly. Scenario B above avoids this by limiting police involvement.
- sharken 5y agoAs a layman i have no experience in the matter, but the advice about not involving the police seems like good advice. It's not hard to imagine as you state, that the police is an unknown risk that it's best to avoid in these cases.
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- MeinBlutIstBlau 5y ago