The Prosecutor's Office of Jalisco detained Óscar Adrián for the crime of human trafficking, specifically in the modality of producing and storing child pornography. ^[1] The arrest was based on allegations of child trafficking, specifically the hypothesis of producing and storing prohibited audiovisual material involving minors. ^[2] The Fiscalía de Jalisco detained Óscar Adrián, a former collaborator of the YouTube channel Badabun, in the city of Guadalajara, Jalisco, on September 3. ^[3] During the raid at Adrián's home in the 5 de Mayo neighborhood of Guadalajara, authorities seized cell phones, memory chips, computers, a ballistic vest, badges, identification documents, and papers related to a supposed international human rights ministry. ^[4] Prosecutors stated they have information suggesting Óscar Adrián accessed a website to acquire child pornography, and investigations will continue to determine if he is related to the distribution of this content or other crimes. ^[5] The investigation began after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) issued an alert linking various IP addresses and email accounts to Óscar Adrián and his residence. ^[6] Agents from the Fiscalía de Jalisco searched the suspect's residence in the 5 de Mayo neighborhood and seized cell phone chips, mobile phones, memory cards, USB drives, computers, a ballistic vest, and identification badges. ^[7] The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) detected accounts and IP addresses belonging to Óscar Adrián, known online as Oscorp, as being used to store child pornography. ^[8]