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FDLE Agent Accused Of Abusing Third Young Boy
November 8, 2016
A third victim has surfaced in the case of a Florida Department of Law Enforcement special agent accused of child sex crimes.
Charles “Chuck” Calvin McMullen was arrested on an additional charge of lewd and lascivious behavior and held without bond in the Santa Rosa County Jail.
He was first arrested on two counts of sexual battery on a victim under 12 and two counts of lewd lascivious behavior victim less than 12 years old.
The mother of the third victim contacted the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office after reading about McMullen’s first arrest. She became concerned because her child spent “almost every other weekend” at McMullen’s home, and she questioned her son.
The son told his mother and investigators that McMullen touched him in and inappropriate sexual manner.
McMullen investigated similar cases during his five year employment with the FDLE. He previously worked as Chief of the Cybercrimes Unit for then-Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum and for the Escambia County (AL) Sheriff’s Office.
For more information about his previous arrest, click here.
Pictured top: Charles Calvin McMullen. Courtesy WEAR 3.
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4 Responses to “FDLE Agent Accused Of Abusing Third Young Boy”
@ mark
What does taking 4 months have to do with his arrest or the agent? Investigations take a while to complete and just a FYI they(Leo’s) don’t look on pc’s for anything. That is forensics job. If I were you I’d be more concerned that they found child porn on your friends pc and not how long it took them to find it.
I haven’t been reading these updates because he’s supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.I don’t care what it costs, none of these agents should ever be alone with these children. Or, put body-cams on them just like our police officers. Or invite me to go along, I’ll work for free to protect a child.
To think this is the LEO who arrested someone I know for child porn od a computer and it took him over 4 months to find said porn. Things that make you say Hmmm!
And the nightmare continues..