Guilty often in positions of authority, prominence

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A Fox News producer, Navy lieutenant commander, NPR editor and Capitol Police officer are among those who have who have faced child pornography charges in the Washington region in recent years.

Mark Motivans, a statistician with the Bureau of Justice Statistics, says child pornography offenders tend to be older, white men. But their professions, economic status and education levels run the gamut, said Dr. Fred Berlin, director of the Sexual Behavior Consultation Unit at Johns Hopkins University.

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