In Joinville, North of Santa Catarina, a 34-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly using his company's remote access to download and store a substantial amount of child abuse content. This arrest occurred on a Wednesday after an investigation initiated by the Civil Police revealed that a significant volume of illegal material related to child sexual exploitation was downloaded without proper authorization from the company's server earlier in the year.

The suspect worked for a company that provided remote IT support to various establishments. It was the company itself that noticed irregular usage of the access to its servers, which led to the discovery of the illegal material. Upon realizing that unauthorized access was being used to download child abuse images and videos, the company promptly reported the situation to the authorities to ensure swift action was taken against the suspect.

During the police operation, law enforcement seized several electronic devices, including a laptop, from the suspect's location. Preliminary forensic analysis at the scene confirmed the presence of illegal content, further substantiating the claims against him. This case highlights ongoing concerns surrounding child exploitation and the misuse of technology in perpetuating such crimes, indicating that more robust measures may be needed to monitor and protect against such abuse in the workplace.