A Georgia man was arrested on multiple exploitation charges after deputies executing a search warrant uncovered a young child living in squalor, authorities said.
James Dakota Quincy Bacle, 25, was taken into custody at a home on Brown Road in Martin, Georgia.
Investigators arrested Bacle on 11 counts of sexual exploitation of children, according to deputies.
Franklin County deputies had spent weeks investigating the suspected possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material before executing the search warrant at the Martin home, officials said.
The warrant uncovered suspected illegal material involving children inside the residence, according to authorities.
Investigators seized multiple electronic devices from the home for forensic examination, deputies said.
Authorities said the 11 counts against Bacle may only be the beginning of the case. Additional charges are anticipated depending on what is discovered during the forensic examination, investigators said.
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While deputies were searching the house, they encountered a young child living in severe filth and unsafe conditions, according to investigators.
Deputies reported the child was living in dangerously unsanitary conditions inside the home.
The young child was immediately removed from the residence following the discovery, officials said. The child has reportedly been placed safely with other family members, according to deputies.
The child’s parents were also arrested during the search of the Martin residence, authorities said.
Alyssa Stanley and Ronnie Stanley were both arrested and charged with cruelty to children, according to deputies.
Deputies walked in investigating one alleged threat to children and found an entirely different child who needed to be removed, authorities said.
The child exploitation investigation in Franklin County ultimately led to three arrests, according to officials.
All three suspects remain in custody, and the allegations against them have not resulted in convictions, authorities said.
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