AFP investigation leads to record number of children saved from abuse (www.news.com.au)

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A sickening discovery at Sydney’s international airport led to a record number of children being saved from unthinkable acts — and the alleged culprit remains on the run.

The alleged find at Sydney Airport in January was the start of a wide-scale hunt which led to the most children ever saved from abuse in a single AFP-led investigation.

Australian officers shared intelligence with their Philippines counterparts and executed several warrants at four locations in Taguig and Nueva Vizcaya, where they found 16 children they feared had been abused.

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