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Mooresville Man Charged with Child Exploitation, Police Urge Witnesses to Come Forward

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Published on May 01, 2025
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In a case that has jolted the community of Mooresville, North Carolina, local police have arrested a 33-year-old man on charges related to the possession and dissemination of child sexual abuse material. The Mooresville Police Department took to social media to announce the arrest of Miles Reid Morgan after officers discovered explicit material involving minors on several of his devices.

According to the Facebook post by the Mooresville Police Department, the arrest occurred last Friday, when police were called to the Waterlynn subdivision. The Criminal Investigation Division of the Department quickly located the reporting party and the disturbing content, leading to Morgan's arrest and a further search warrant executed on his residence. In additional to the disturbing content found on his devices, additional electronic devices were seized for further examination.

Morgan faces serious charges, with the police filing 10 counts each of Second-Degree Exploitation of a Minor and Third-Degree Exploitation of a Minor against him. The gravity of these charges is reflected in the hefty $1.2 million secured bond set during his transfer to the Iredell County Detention Center. This case underscores both the diligent work of local law enforcement and the continuing challenge of confronting child exploitation material in our communities.

The police are actively seeking further information that may be related to Miles Morgan and the ongoing investigation. They urge anyone with knowledge to step forward and contact Detective Tuckler or Detective Cook at the Mooresville Police Department. The department has provided a phone number, 704-664-3311, for those who might assist in shedding more light on the extent of this disturbing situation. As this inquiry unfolds, further updates are anticipated.