In the good news / bad news category, BBC reports this morning that:
South Africa's police have arrested six men suspected of being part of an international child pornography ring, a spokesman has said. That's the good news. Thank You Lord for shutting down this child porno ring.
The suspects, who include teachers and a legal officer, are believed to have links with the US, Canada, the UK and other European countries, reports say.
Images showed children "suffering extreme forms of violence", South Africa's The Times newspaper reports. That's the bad news. Lord, make it stop, please. Raise up prayer warriors so that You can move mightily against these evil people, for You can do little to stop it without our prayers.
The arrests were carried out following raids on 15 properties, police said.
Investigators had confiscated 672 DVDs, 22 memory sticks, eight laptops, 39 external hard drives and 25 books, police spokesman Solomon Makgale added.
"The initial charge was possession, but we suspect that they're involved in manufacturing, import and export as well as mass-distribution," Mr Makgale told AFP news agency.
"The indications are there. They had cameras. They had these external hard drives," he added.
Mr Makgale said the arrested men included a school headmaster, two teachers and a legal officer.
They were arrested during raids in five of South Africa's nine provinces following a tip-off by Interpol, he added.
The headmaster has been dismissed by the prestigious private school that employed him in the north-eastern city of Nelspruit, The Times reports.
South Africa's police have arrested six men suspected of being part of an international child pornography ring, a spokesman has said. That's the good news. Thank You Lord for shutting down this child porno ring.
The suspects, who include teachers and a legal officer, are believed to have links with the US, Canada, the UK and other European countries, reports say.
Images showed children "suffering extreme forms of violence", South Africa's The Times newspaper reports. That's the bad news. Lord, make it stop, please. Raise up prayer warriors so that You can move mightily against these evil people, for You can do little to stop it without our prayers.
The arrests were carried out following raids on 15 properties, police said.
Investigators had confiscated 672 DVDs, 22 memory sticks, eight laptops, 39 external hard drives and 25 books, police spokesman Solomon Makgale added.
"The initial charge was possession, but we suspect that they're involved in manufacturing, import and export as well as mass-distribution," Mr Makgale told AFP news agency.
"The indications are there. They had cameras. They had these external hard drives," he added.
Mr Makgale said the arrested men included a school headmaster, two teachers and a legal officer.
They were arrested during raids in five of South Africa's nine provinces following a tip-off by Interpol, he added.
The headmaster has been dismissed by the prestigious private school that employed him in the north-eastern city of Nelspruit, The Times reports.
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