Campbell man found with child pornography, meth, switchblade, police say
(KRON) — A Campbell man was arrested for having Child Sex Abuse Material (CSAM), methamphetamine, and a switchblade on February 22, the Campbell Police Department reports. According to Campbell police, the suspect is currently no longer in police custody.
On January 24, CPD detectives received a cyber tip from the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) that Timothy Dailey, 55, was in possession of child sex abuse material.
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On February 22, CPD detectives obtained a search warrant and recovered child sexual abuse material, methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and a switchblade in Dailey’s home.
According to Campbell police, Dailey has a prior history of possessing CSAM and was arrested by local police in 2009, 2011, 2015, and 2016, as well as for various charges of possession of controlled substances and burglary.
“At this time, Dailey is no longer in custody and has been placed on SORP (Supervised Own Recognizance Release),” Campbell police said. “Our Sexual Assault Detective will continue to work closely with the Silicon Valley ICAC task force to investigate cases of online sexual exploitation and abuse, ensuring the safety and protection of children and vulnerable individuals in our community.”
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