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Fort Collins cybercrime investigation leads to four arrests; police seek possible victims
Four men were booked into jails in Larimer and El Paso counties in September on charges tied to alleged sexual exploitation of children. Fort Collins police say they are concerned there may be additional victims and are asking people with information to contact investigators.
Four men were arrested in September as part of a Fort Collins police investigation into people allegedly interacting with children online for sexual purposes, police said.
The department’s Cyber Crimes Unit is investigating and has raised concerns that there may be additional victims. Anyone who believes they or someone they know was victimized, or who witnessed exploitation, is asked to call the Fort Collins Police Services tip line at 970-416-2125.
Adams Williams, 53, was booked into the El Paso County Jail on Sept. 3. He faces allegations including internet luring of a child, promoting obscene material to a child and attempted sexual exploitation of a child.
Three others were booked into the Larimer County Jail. Dustin Kramer, 49, was booked Sept. 11 on a charge of soliciting commercial sexual activity with a child. Ronald Lizan, 46, was booked that day on allegations of attempted sexual assault on a child and soliciting commercial sexual activity with a child.
Luis Vega-Gaspar, 51, was booked Sept. 24 on allegations of soliciting commercial sexual activity with a child and attempted sexual assault on a child.
The arrests stem from an investigation aimed at identifying people engaging with children online for sexual purposes. The charges are allegations; the police announcement did not provide further details about the investigation or any alleged victims.