The new pornographer drummer Joe Seiders has been arrested for child pornography charges.
The 44 -year -old rocker was in custody on April 9 after a restaurant employee called the police about a man “entering and leaving the bathroom with youth men.” By a press release By the Riverside County Sheriff’s office.
Seiders was tasks in custody when the police went up to the scene and the search warrants were obline for their residence, vehicle and telephone.
Two days before, the police were called to the same restaurant in Palm Desert after a child reported an inappropriate interaction with an older man.
The 11 -year -old boy tolerates the deputies that a man “had recorded him on a cell phone while using the bathroom in the place.”
Police concluded that both suspicious circumstances involved the same man: Seiders.
After executing their search orders, law agents found more evidence “implying [Seiders] In the two reported incidents, together with additional crimes, including possession of child pornography. “
He was admitted to the John Benoit detention center in Indian for possession of child pornography, annoying/annoying a child, invasion of privacy and attempt to invasion of privacy.
The investigation is that the Sheriff’s office believes that “there may be additional victims.”
Conformity with the GuardianThe musician is detained with a bail of $ 1 million. It must be delivered in the Court on April 22.
Shortly after the news of his trial came to the headlines, his bandmates issued a joint statement condemning the seiders and the distancing of the drummer’s tremors.
“All in the band are absolutely shocked, horrified and devastated by the news of the charges against Joe Seiders, and we have immediately cut all the ties with him,” Shared through Instagram Thursday.
“Our hearts are with all those who have been affected by their actions.”
Seiders has been part of the Canadian rock band, which was formed for the first time in 1997, since 2014. In addition to Seiders, the band includes vocalists Neko Case and Carl Newman, John Collins, Todd Fancey and Kathryn Calder.
The group launched its last single, “Ballad of the last public telephone”, less than a week before Seider’s trial.
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