School employee caught with child sex abuse videos, says he talks to kids, BSO says

An employee at a Coral Springs elementary school was arrested after he was caught with several videos of child sex abuse material and admitted to talking to children he met while working at another school, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office.

Camden Kummler, 19, is facing 10 counts of possession, control of, viewing or soliciting child sex abuse material.

The suspect is employed as a child care specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School, according to BSO. He was born in Michigan and lives in Pembroke Pines.

On Friday, his bond was set at $90,000, and he was ordered to have no contact with children, stay away from all schools, and prohibited from having access to the internet.

NBC6 has reached out to Broward County Public Schools to inquire about Kummler's employment.

Suspect admits to buying child sex abuse material, talking to kids: BSO

The sheriff's office said the South Florida Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force got a tip in September from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children "concerning the possession and transmission of child pornography discovered by Dropbox, Inc, in the accounts of one of their subscribers" in early August.

The suspect's name was on both accounts, BSO said.

Authorities said two of the files were confirmed child sex abuse material. In November, they were granted a search warrant and confirmed eight more videos of child sex abuse material in the Dropbox account.

The videos included the abuse of middle-school students and children as young as 3 years old, according to an arrest report.

On Thursday, deputies searched Kummler and he "agreed to speak with law enforcement without an attorney present in a recorded interview," where he admitted to owning the accounts.

"Additionally, Kummler admitted that he viewed and transmitted [child sex abuse material] as recently as [Thursday] morning" through the Telegram app, the arrest report reads in part. He also stated that he traded videos and has bought the obscene material for up to $150.

According to authorities, the suspect said he's been watching child sex abuse material since 2025, "which coincides with the Dropbox account return."

The suspect went on to say that he had a hidden gallery of this material in his iPhone 16 Pro Max. He also said he "is currently chatting on social media applications with children he met while previously employed at another elementary school," authorities said.

Kummler's phone and laptop were seized during the investigation, and a preliminary search "revealed numerous files" of child sex abuse material in his iPhone photo library "depicting children as young as toddlers engaged in sexual conduct."

The sheriff's office said full forensic examinations are being completed to recover and identify any additional evidence.

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