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Boston firefighter accused of child trafficking, rape over span of 6 years

by Emma Walker – News Editor

A Boston firefighter is facing multiple charges, including child​ trafficking and rape, stemming​ from a six-year period of alleged abuse, authorities announced today, November 13, 2025. The firefighter, whose name⁢ has not yet been publicly released pending notification of all victims, was arrested earlier this morning following a ‍lengthy investigation by the Boston Police Department and the FBI.

the allegations ⁢span from 2019 to 2025 and involve multiple‌ victims.‌ This case ‌highlights the ongoing and pervasive threat of child exploitation and the ​commitment of law enforcement to pursue and prosecute ​those responsible. The investigation ‌remains active, and authorities ⁢anticipate ⁢additional charges might⁢ potentially be filed as new evidence emerges. The⁤ firefighter has​ been suspended without pay⁤ pending the outcome ⁤of the criminal proceedings and an internal investigation ⁤by the Boston Fire Department.

According ⁣to a statement released by the Suffolk⁤ County⁣ District Attorney’s office, the ‌firefighter is accused of using his position of trust to ‍groom and exploit vulnerable individuals. The charges include multiple ‍counts of rape, aggravated rape, trafficking of a person for sexual servitude, and possession ⁣of‍ child pornography. ⁣

The investigation began ‍in⁤ early​ 2024⁢ following a tip received ⁣by the Boston Police Department’s ‌Special Victims ‌Unit. Investigators later‌ uncovered a pattern of abusive behavior and evidence linking the firefighter to⁣ multiple victims.The FBI joined the investigation in mid-2025, providing additional resources‌ and​ expertise.

The accused⁤ is⁤ scheduled to be arraigned​ in Suffolk Superior Court on November ‍15, 2025. if convicted,he faces a potentially lengthy‌ prison sentance.⁤ Victim services are available through ‌the Boston Police Department and several​ local organizations.

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