FBI - Baltimore

25 years. After an investigation by FBI - Baltimore's Violent Crimes Against Children Squad, 25-year-old Isaiah Poole of Suitland, Maryland, is headed to federal prison for more than two decades for committing child s*x abuse crimes.

Poole met and s*xtorted young girls through social media platforms using Snapchat and other social media accounts to manipulate and coerce at least six girls — ranging from ages 9-14 — to send him s*xually explicit photographs and videos of themselves. Poole, who pretended he was a teenage girl, manipulated the minor victims into producing and sending him s*xually explicit images, often under the ruse of playing truth or dare. He also directed the minors to expose their ge***al areas and engage in s*xual conduct.

After some victims informed Poole that they no longer wished to send him s*xually explicit images, he threatened to send the images to their families and friends if they did not continue to produce content. Additionally, Poole distributed the s*xually explicit images he received from two minors.

Read the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland release: https://www.justice.gov/usao-md/pr/maryland-man-sentenced-25-years-s*xually-exploiting-several-minors

Investigated with Maryland State Police and Prince Georges County State's Attorney's Office.

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An FBI - Baltimore Safe Streets Task Force investigation with the Baltimore Police Department leads to a Catonsville man facing federal charges for carjacking and fi****ms violations.
According to the indictment, in October 2025, 41-year-old Kylin Stubblefield committed a carjacking in Baltimore City. During the crime, Stubblefield used, carried, brandished, and discharged a firearm, seriously injuring the vehicle’s owner. Stubblefield is also charged with unlawfully possessing a firearm due to a prior felony conviction.
Read the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland release: https://www.justice.gov/usao-md/pr/catonsville-man-facing-federal-charges-carjacking-and-fi****ms-violations