Internet Crimes Against Children & Human Trafficking

 

Helping to keep your kids safe.

No victim is more innocent than a child. Our Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force works with State and Federal Agencies to catch child predators before they can harm another child. We will use every lawful tool at our disposal to protect your children. Please watch this video to learn more about their work and some ways that you can help us keep your kids safe.

 
 

Montgomery County District Attorney’s Internet Crimes Against Children - Human Trafficking Section (ICAC-HT) was created to be the first line of defense for children and adults who may be sexually exploited. The investigators and prosecutors assigned to this team have undergone extensive training in the investigation and prosecution of internet crimes that occur to children. Our team is part of a national network that consists of sixty-one coordinated local task forces and nearly 3,000 local and regional affiliated agencies. The focus is on proactive and reactive investigations, forensic examinations, prosecutions and community education. The section investigates crimes such as Online Solicitation of a Minor, Promotion and Possession of Child Pornography, Sexual Performance of a Child, Human Trafficking, and other similar crimes. The District Attorney ICAC Section includes a forensic lab for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to assist in the forensic examination of electronic devices. Our team is affiliated with Houston Metro Internet Crimes Against Children and consists of investigators from Conroe Police Department, Montgomery County Constable’s Offices and the District Attorney’s Office.

The Montgomery County District Attorney's Office, along with Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, are members of the Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance for the Southern District of Texas. For more information in our ongoing Human Trafficking efforts, send an email to DA.Info@mctx.org or visit the Montgomery County Coalition Against Human Trafficking on Facebook. For more information about child exploitation, please visit the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.