Former Broward school employee arrested on child porn charges, BSO says
The Broward Sheriff's Office arrested 19-year-old Camden Kummler, who worked as a childcare specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School in Coral Springs.
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The Broward Sheriff's Office arrested 19-year-old Camden Kummler, who worked as a childcare specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School in Coral Springs.
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