Unprecedented Operation Delivers Results

Under the bold leadership of President Trump’s administration, Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel have spearheaded a groundbreaking crackdown on child predators, arresting 205 suspects in a week-long sting dubbed “Operation Restore Justice.”

This “historic” and “unprecedented” joint effort by the Justice Department and FBI rescued 115 children across the U.S., showcasing Trump’s unwavering commitment to protecting the vulnerable.

“These depraved human beings, if convicted, will face the maximum penalty in prison, some life,” Bondi said at a press briefing.

“We will find you. We will arrest you, and we will charge you. If you are online targeting a child, you will not escape us. The FBI and the Department of Justice will come after you. And we will prosecute you.”

High-Profile Arrests Send a Strong Message

The operation netted a range of offenders, including an illegal immigrant from Mexico, a Minnesota state trooper, and a Washington, D.C., police officer, according to Patel.

Among them, state trooper Jeremy Francis Plonski faces at least 15 years in prison for producing child s*xual abuse material while in uniform.

Former Metropolitan Police Department Officer Linwood Barnhill, a convicted s*x offender, allegedly exploited additional victims, including children, by recruiting them for commercial s*x acts to profit financially.

“Their work undoubtedly saved lives and protected vulnerable kids from further horrific crimes,” Patel wrote on X.

“Operation Restore Justice is a powerful message: If you harm children in America, you will be given no sanctuary. There is nowhere you can hide.”

With agents from 55 FBI field offices mobilized, the operation reflects the Trump administration’s aggressive stance on rooting out predators, delivering swift justice where previous efforts fell short.

Empowering Parents in Trump’s Safety-First Agenda

Bondi also issued a stark warning to parents, emphasizing the need for vigilance in an era of rampant online predation. Her message aligns with Trump’s focus on equipping families to protect their children from digital dangers.

“Parents, you have to know this is so serious, your child has no right to privacy on the internet, none,” she said.

“You have to monitor what your kids are doing, whether they’re playing games on the internet, on social media, any other websites that children and teenagers frequent, an online predator can find them.”

She added, “I always say it’s from instant message to instant nightmare. They’re predators. They pose as children. They get them sometimes to post explicit pictures of themselves after they talk to them, and then, in some cases, they even try to blackmail the children.”

Operation Restore Justice stands as a testament to Trump’s promise to prioritize child safety, delivering tangible results and reinforcing a no-tolerance policy for those who prey on the innocent.

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