THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLYA Toronto man arrested in the spring in an online child luring and exploitation investigation now faces dozens of new charges after a “forensic review” of his seized electronic devices. Toronto man accused of online luring and exploitation of kids in numerous countriesWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Article contentToronto Police say Internet Child Exploitation Unit officers initially launched the investigation in March after receiving a report regarding child sexual abuse and exploitation material (CSAEM) that had allegedly been uploaded to a social media platform. “Officers seized electronic devices belonging to the accused, on which a forensic review located CSAEM and revealed the accused had used false personas/identities to allegedly lure and exploit children,” police claim in a statement released Wednesday. He was charged with seven offences at that time, including two counts of accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material; two counts of possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation material; one count of making child sexual abuse and exploitation material; one count of make available child sexual abuse and exploitation material; and one count of luring a person under 18 years old.