A Miami man was arrested Tuesday after his wife reported finding disturbing content on his cellphone.
The woman called police to report that she had found videos she suspected were child sexual abuse material on her husband’s phone, according to the arrest report.
Miami Police detectives gained access to the images and took a sworn statement from the woman, who said she found a hidden folder containing the videos, along with edited images of two minors.
The woman said both images had been altered to show the girls nude.
Police also interviewed one of the minors, who said the photo was taken during a family party and that she had not authorized it to be altered to simulate nudity, the document states.
After speaking with the wife and the minor, investigators confronted the man, identified by authorities as 26-year-old Leonel Orozco, according to the police report.
Investigators read him his rights and Orozco agreed to speak with them without an attorney present, the report says.
Officers also requested access to the device, and Orozco signed a consent form allowing it to be searched, police said. During that review, investigators say they found five videos they classified as child sexual abuse material under Florida law.
Once the initial investigation was completed, officers arrested Orozco.
On Wednesday, Orozco appeared before Judge Mindy Glazer in a Miami-Dade court, where a total bond of $10,000 was set for the seven charges. He remains in jail due to an immigration hold.
This story was translated from Spanish with the help of a generative artificial intelligence tool. An NBC 6 editor reviewed the translation.