San Diego ICAC Teach Students about Internet Crimes
SAN DIEGO, Oct 12, 2010 (KSWB-TV – McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX)
Chula Vista Police Detective David Oyos, who also a part of San Diego Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, facilitated a cybercrime seminar for parents and students. For the full story visit TMC News.
Students and their parents attended a cybercrime seminar organized San Diego Police Association Tuesday evening to learn how to stay safe online.
Cathy Baker and her daughter Madison went to Challenger Middle School Tuesday for the cyber-bullying lessons.
“I’ve never seen it personally but I’ve overheard other people talking about it in class say ‘So and so did this, or so and so said that,” the 7th grader Madison Baker said.
Cathy Baker said the family has dealt with cybercrimes in the past. Madison’s older sister had a run-in online with a sexual predator.
“It’s very scary when the FBI calls you from New Mexico to tell you that your 13-year-old has been talking to someone who shouldn’t even be online,” Baker said.
Chula Vista police Det. David Oyos lead the seminar at Challenger Middle School on Tuesday evening.
