A child care specialist at Ramblewood Elementary School in Coral Springs was arrested Thursday on 12 felony charges after Broward investigators said they found child sexual abuse material in his online accounts and on his cellphone. Camden Jeffrey Kummler, 19, of Pembroke Pines, was booked into the Broward Sheriff’s Office Main Jail, according to an arrest report.
The case began with two cyber tips in September from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, tied to two Dropbox accounts registered in Kummler’s name. Investigators with the South Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force obtained a search warrant on Nov. 5 and recovered the flagged files plus eight more videos, according to the report. Some of the recordings showed boys as young as 3, and one showed middle school-aged children in a school shower.
Detectives executed an arrest warrant and a search warrant for Kummler’s person Thursday. He was carrying an iPhone 16 Pro Max that investigators had linked to the accounts. In a recorded interview after receiving Miranda warnings, he allegedly admitted owning the accounts and knowingly viewing the material, and said he had shared it through the Telegram messaging app as recently as the morning of his arrest.
Kummler also allegedly told detectives he had been communicating with children through social media, including children he met while working at a previous elementary school. The report does not name that school. Detectives seized his iPhone and laptop, and forensic examinations are ongoing.
He faces 10 counts of possession, control or intentional viewing of child sexual abuse material, one count of compiling or entering computer pornography involving a minor, and one count of transmitting the material. As of Friday morning he remained in custody and was expected in bond court. Local 10 News has asked Broward County Public Schools for comment.
