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Saskatoon man charged with planning sexual offence against child

A Saskatoon man has been charged with arranging to commit a sexual offence against a child.

Saskatchewan ICE Unit began investigating case on Dec. 4

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A Saskatoon man has been charged with arranging to commit a sexual offence against a child. 

The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit started looking into the man's online activity on Dec. 4, after locating concerning posts online. The man was allegedly planning, along with an adult woman, to commit an offence against a minor. 

The 35-year-old man was arrested on Dec. 21.

The Saskatchewan ICE Unit, which includes officers from the RCMP and the police services in Saskatoon, Regina and Prince Albert, investigates crimes relating to the abuse or exploitation of children on the Internet.

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