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May 12, 2006

DOPA Gets a Face

The Deleting Online Predators Acts (DOPA) was just introduced on Wednesday and it already has a face to put to the bill.... From Florida's First Coast News...

Dopa(Travus Earl Belden) is behind bars after police say he posed online as a 16-year old girl to lure a teen victim into forced sex.

(The) 27-year-old  is charged with attempted sexual battery on a minor, false imprisonment, and battery. His alleged victim -- a 14-year old Neptune Beach boy....

Police say Belden created a MySpace internet account posing as a 16-year-old girl and chatted for weeks with the 14-year-old victim.

Posted by The 463: Inside Tech Policy at 07:46 AM in Content Regulation, Cyber Crime, Internet Policy |

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