Possessing Child Sex Abuse Material Charges Filed Against Enfield Man

ENFIELD, CT — An investigation into child pornography initiated in October led to the arrest Wednesday of an Enfield man on a warrant.

Nicklus Khan, 23, tuned himself in at Enfield police headquarters on a warrant charging him with first-degree possession of child sex abuse materials. He was released after posting a $50,000 cash/surety boned, and is slated to appear Feb. 25 in Hartford Superior Court.

According to an arrest warrant, Enfield police received a tip about possible child pornography on Oct. 22, 2024 from the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children. An extensive investigation into multiple IP addresses, including a subpoena of Frontier Communications and a search warrant for a Google account, led detectives to Khan, Police Chief Alaric Fox said.

In a January interview with police, Khan admitted uploading several videos from his cell phone, including one which depicted females between 11 and 13 years old engaged in explicit sexual conduct, Fox said.

A pair of videos and 14 illicit images were seized into evidence, Fox said.