200th Alleged Child Predator
Arrested by AG's Office
HARRISBURG - Attorney General Tom Corbett today announced the arrest of more than 200 Internet predators since the creation of the Attorney General's Child Predator Unit in January 2005, including recent arrests in Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Altoona, Chambersburg, the Harrisburg area and New Jersey.
Corbett identified the defendants as:
Carlos Ramon Harrison, 35, 4660 Sycamore Grove Road, Chambersburg.
Timothy Edward Weidinger, 31, 416 Bach Ave., Greensburg.
William L. Marcus, 46, 5904 Coventry Way, Mount Laurel, NJ.
Timothy W. Senich, 61, 1112 Muldowney Ave., Pittsburgh.
Abraham Sarver, 22, 308 Pine Ave., Altoona.
Charles Aurelio Giuliani, 33, 79 Harvestview, Elizabethville.
Robert A. Barner, 46, 569 Chesterfield Court, Harrisburg
"The most recent arrests by the Child Predator Unit stretch from one end of Pennsylvania to the other," Corbett said. "They include men accused of traveling to meet children for sex, sending nude photos or videos to what they believed were young teens, and even allegedly purchasing a digital camera for a child - so that the girl could send nude photos of herself and friends."
Corbett said that in each of these cases, the predators believed they were communicating with 13- or 14-year old girls, though they were actually in contact with undercover agents from the Child Predator Unit who were using the online profiles of teens.
Corbett noted that the number of Internet predator arrests in Pennsylvania has escalated dramatically since the creation of the Child Predator Unit in 2005.
For more information, go to the attorney general's Web site.
Corbett identified the defendants as:
Carlos Ramon Harrison, 35, 4660 Sycamore Grove Road, Chambersburg.
Timothy Edward Weidinger, 31, 416 Bach Ave., Greensburg.
William L. Marcus, 46, 5904 Coventry Way, Mount Laurel, NJ.
Timothy W. Senich, 61, 1112 Muldowney Ave., Pittsburgh.
Abraham Sarver, 22, 308 Pine Ave., Altoona.
Charles Aurelio Giuliani, 33, 79 Harvestview, Elizabethville.
Robert A. Barner, 46, 569 Chesterfield Court, Harrisburg
"The most recent arrests by the Child Predator Unit stretch from one end of Pennsylvania to the other," Corbett said. "They include men accused of traveling to meet children for sex, sending nude photos or videos to what they believed were young teens, and even allegedly purchasing a digital camera for a child - so that the girl could send nude photos of herself and friends."
Corbett said that in each of these cases, the predators believed they were communicating with 13- or 14-year old girls, though they were actually in contact with undercover agents from the Child Predator Unit who were using the online profiles of teens.
Corbett noted that the number of Internet predator arrests in Pennsylvania has escalated dramatically since the creation of the Child Predator Unit in 2005.
For more information, go to the attorney general's Web site.
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