A 19-year-old Broward County Public Schools employee was arrested on child pornography charges after Dropbox allegedly discovered explicit files tied to his account, including material allegedly depicting children as young as 3 years old. The Broward Sheriff's Office identified the employee as Camden Kummler, a child care specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School in Coral Springs.
Dropbox Tip Led Investigators to Kummler's Account
According to CBS News Miami, the South Florida ICAC Task Force received a September tip from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children concerning material Dropbox had discovered in early August. The outlet reported that the files allegedly included material of children as young as three years old, an allegation attributed to investigators rather than a confirmed court finding.
Kummler is facing 10 counts of possession, control of, viewing or soliciting child sex abuse material, according to NBC Miami. The station reported that BSO identified Kummler as employed as a child care specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School.
Judge Sets $90,000 Bond, Bars Internet Access
A judge set Kummler's bond at $90,000 and ordered him to have no contact with children, stay away from all schools, and avoid accessing the internet, the station's report noted. Those conditions were put in place as the case moves forward.
The case echoes another recent Broward County matter: a U.S. Department of Justice release from July 31, 2026, described a separate Broward teacher who was arraigned and ordered detained pending trial on charges related to the sexual exploitation of children as young as five years old, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida.
No statement from Broward County Public Schools regarding Kummler's employment status has been reported. The investigation remains active, and further details about the case are expected to emerge as it proceeds through the court system.
