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Man admits producing child porn at Texas day care where he worked

A former day care worker in Texas has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges that stem from criminal behavior on the job when he was employed at a San Antonio facility.
A former day care worker in Texas has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges that stem from criminal behavior on the job when he was employed at a San Antonio facility.
By Shelby Lin Erdman, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
June 15, 2017

A Texas man has pleaded guilty to producing child pornography at a day care center in San Antonio where he worked, according to San Antonio Express-News.

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Nicholas Andreas Gonzales Malven, 30, admitted to the charges, after his arrest last summer, My San Antonio reported.

An FBI investigation involving another individual led authorities to Malven.

The day care, La Petite Academy, issued a statement last year after Malven’s arrest, saying it had let him go and has cooperated with investigators.

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