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Airport Police Arrest “Most-Wanted” Child-Porn Fugitive

Airport Police Badge, US ICE Mugshot

Fairbanks Alaska Airport Police Arrest Child Pornography Fugitive Kevin Trask.

December 9, 2016
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Photo: Fairbanks Airport Police Badge; and bulleting photo of Fugitive Kevin Trask, source ICE

Two Fairbanks International Airport police officers were suspicious about the identity of a man they pulled over during a traffic—and apprehended a federal fugitive wanted on child-pornography charges since 2012.

Fugitive Kevin Trask was stopped by airport police officers around 4 a.m., on Monday, December 5, 2016, according to an Alaska Dispatch News report. During the traffic stop, the officers determined that Trask had given them false information.

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And upon further investigation, the airport officers determined Trask’s identity—and that he was wanted for cirminal charges that involved sharing more than 700 images and 10 videos of child-exploitation.

Trasks’ child pornography included sex acts with toddlers

Some of the child-pornography media that Trask had shared depicted sadomasochism and sex acts with toddlers, according to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement “wanted” bulletin about Trask.

Before his arrest by airport police, Trask was last seen in December, 2012. It was not disclosed whether Trask was traveling to or from the airport when he was stopped.

Airport spokeswoman Sammy Loud stated that “The [airport] police department and the FBI are still working together on the case and still unraveling who this guy is.”

ICE: great work by Fairbanks airport police

James Schwab, an ICE spokesman in San Francisco said that as of Thursday afternoon, Trask was in custody of the U.S. Marshals Service and awaiting his transfer and return to California. Trask formerly lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, and worked as a paramedic there before absconding, after being charged with possession and distribution of child pornography in the U.S. District Court Northern District of San Fransisco on Nov. 29, 2012.

Schwab also reported that, “One thing we really want to highlight is the great work by the Fairbanks airport police.” Schwab emphasized how “the capture would not have been possible” without the attention to detail and effort of the a Fairbanks International airport police officers.

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