A 19-year-old man who worked as a child care specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School in Coral Springs was arrested Thursday on 10 counts of possessing, controlling, viewing or soliciting child sex abuse material, the Broward Sheriff’s Office said.
Camden Kummler, who lives in Pembroke Pines, was ordered held on a $90,000 bond on Friday. As a condition of release, he must have no contact with children, stay away from all schools and not access the internet.
Broward County Public Schools said Kummler resigned from his after-school care position on Nov. 4, more than a week before his arrest. The district said he was hired as a temporary student worker in October 2023 and began part-time work as a child care monitor in August. The district said it is cooperating fully with the sheriff’s office.
According to deputies, the South Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force received a September tip from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. The tip involved files found in Dropbox accounts tied to Kummler’s name. Investigators confirmed child sex abuse material in those accounts, and a November search warrant turned up eight more videos, according to an arrest report.
The report says Kummler admitted to owning the accounts, buying the material and trading videos through the Telegram app. He also told investigators he was chatting on social media with children he met while working at another elementary school, authorities said. A preliminary search of his phone and laptop found more files, and the sheriff’s office said forensic exams are ongoing.
