Crime & Safety
Man Accused Of Trying To Entice Juvenile Through Social Media: North Haven PD
An investigation found the man had used social media to "engage in sexually explicit communications with a juvenile," according to police.
NORTH HAVEN, CT — A North Haven man is accused of using social media to try and entice a juvenile, according to police.
Police said North Haven detectives were contacted earlier this month by a Virginia-based law enforcement agency regarding an internet crimes case involving a juvenile victim.
“The investigation revealed that the suspect, residing in North Haven, had utilized social media platforms to engage in sexually explicit communications with a juvenile,” police wrote in a post on Facebook.
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Following a comprehensive investigation, police said North Haven detectives identified the suspect as 25-year-old Christian Senberg of North Haven.
Senberg was arrested Friday, Aug. 22 and charged with risk of injury to a minor and enticing a minor.
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“The North Haven Police Department remains steadfast in its commitment to safeguarding our community, with a special focus on protecting our youth,” police wrote. “Beyond our town, we collaborate with agencies nationwide to ensure juveniles are protected across the country. We recognize the vital importance of parents / guardians monitoring juveniles’ use of social media applications, and actively advocate for their safety and well-being in today’s digital world.”
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