20 Year Jail Sentence for Secret Service Agent Caught Sexting Underage Girls

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(CN) – A federal judge handed a 20-year prison sentence Thursday to the former Secret Service agent who sexted with underage girls while on duty at the White House, trying to lure at least one into a sexual encounter.

The Secret Service fired Moore immediately after his arrest on Nov. 9, 2015, and the 38-year-old has remained in custody ever since.

Prosecutors said the married father based in Church Hill, Maryland, came to investigators’ attention when he began communicating with at least two undercover officers posing as underage girls. They said a subsequent investigation showed he frequently engaged in online sex chats while he was supposed to be guarding the White House.





According to court documents, Moore created profiles for himself on “Meet24”, a social media dating application, and “Kik,” a social media chatting app for mobile phones. Both apps allow users to exchange photos, texts, ad voice messages.

During one of his Kik sessions with an individual he believed to be a 14-year-old girl, “the defendant initiated a conversation about sex and … prior sexual experiences.”

Unbeknownst to Moore, the girl, identified only by the user name UC-1, was in reality a detective with the Delaware State Police Department’s Child Predator Task Force.




“The defendant asked if UC-1 masturbated and stated that when they met in person, he wanted to make UC-I have several orgasms,” the stipulation says. “The defendant further stated that he would like UC-1 to perform oral sex on him and in return he would perform oral sex on UC-1 and penetrate her digitally.”

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