American drummer Joe Siders, part of the Canadian indie locker, a new pornographic player, has been arrested on suspicion of possession of child pornography, declaring that he is “shocked, terrifying and devastated” by the news.
Guardian Report The Riverside County, California Sheriff’s Office has been created public Evidence of cider involving two incidents.
The outlet has shown allegations leading to the arrest of the 44-year-old musician.
On Monday, April 7, the 11-year-old reported that the man tried to film him in the toilet at a fast food restaurant, and on Wednesday, April 9, officers received another report from the restaurant.
Officers arrested Cider at the scene and secured search warrants for his home, vehicle and telephone. “The evidence proved that he was hinted at two reported cases, along with additional crimes, including possession of child pornography,” the statement wrote. He was also charged with child nuisance/abuse, invasion of privacy and attempts to invade privacy.
Joseph Cider has been booked at the John Benoit Detention Center in Indio, California for possession of child pornography, child nuisance/abuse, invasion of privacy and attempts to invade privacy.
SEIDERS will be in jail and has bail set at $1 million, and is scheduled for court on April 22nd.
He has been involved in Canadian costumes since 2014. It was formed in Vancouver in 1997 and performed at Coachella in 2007 and 2011.
The group dropped their latest single, “Ballad of the Last Payphone,” less than a week after Cedar’s arrest.
The new pornographicalist said, “Everyone in the band is absolutely shocked, terrifying and devastated by the news of the accusations against Joe Cider – we quickly cut off all ties with him.
“Our minds are directed at everyone affected by his actions.”
The investigation is still underway.
The Riverside Sheriff’s Office believes there may be additional victims and has contacted anyone with information related to this investigation to contact Ingiguez at 760-836-1600 or to the Riverside Sheriff’s sheriff dispatched to 951-776-1099.
