The arrest of Homeland Security press official Brian J. Doyle on child sex charges isn’t the first incident of its kind in recent days.
Last week, federal agents raided NASA headquarters and siezed computers, CDs and other materials from the office of James Robinson, a program executive with NASA’s In-Space Propulsion, Mission and Systems Management Division. Robinson was accused of trading child pornography online using his work computer. As the Smoking Gun Web site reported:
In correspondence with a series of undercover agents, he described his preferences as, “probably priority right now would be boy-on-boy or boy-with-Man, and girl-on-girl. But really, anything is of interest.”Unlike Doyle, Robinson was not arrested.
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