“That's crossing over into an area that law enforcement is trained for, that's why they have this training. Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office Bureau Chief Shanna Redwine says it's just matter of time before things turn violent during these type of confrontations. And that's how it progressed.Įventually the man kicks Lucian and his team off his property, but there's never any violence. When we met up with Lucian to discuss how the decoy’s interaction came about, he explained.
“You're on that,” his mother can be heard saying. She was surprised to learn her son was on a dating website. All while his own elderly mother is just off camera asking her own questions about what was going on. Remarkably, the target lights a cigarette, has a seat and tries to explain his way out. What the f** are you thinking? What's your problem now,” a heated Lucian can be heard saying. Lucian livestreams his meeting with the man. Recorded phone calls of the man talking with one of the decoys from Lucian’s team capture a 62-year old man complimenting the decoy who was posing as a 15-year-old. In a rare and dangerous move-after a public meeting failed to materialize-Lucian went to the home of a man who had been chatting and talking with someone who he thought was a 15-year-old girl. He wears no mask or disguise, and comes armed only with his cell phone set to live stream what he calls “the exposure,” to his thousands of Facebook followers. Though he conceals his face during our television interviews, when he confronts the alleged predators, the confrontation is face-to-face. With 25,000 likes, people seem to jive with this brand of justice. He runs a Facebook page called Motor City Justice. He also says he wants the focus of his mission to be about justice for victims of sexual predators, not him. Just last month, we introduced you to a Houstonian, Lucian McCloud-an alias he says he uses to protect himself from predators who may seek revenge after being exposed during one of his stings. Youtube is littered with videos of vigilantes cornering, disgracing, and live broadcasting encounters with suspected pedophiles. In cities across the nation, everyday civilians are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to catching suspected online child predators.
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