A series of arrests in Arizona have highlighted serious criminal activities involving child exploitation and cryptocurrency theft. A 31-year-old man was arrested for 20 felony counts of child sex trafficking after being spotted with a minor outside a Scottsdale hotel. Federal prosecutors announced that a Tucson man, associated with an online terror network named '764', was arrested for producing child sexual abuse materials, including videos that coerced minors into self-mutilation. This individual, linked to extremist groups, was also charged with cyberstalking. In another case, a former Secret Service agent from Tucson pleaded guilty to stealing $56,000 worth of cryptocurrency, further underscoring the breadth of criminal activities in the region. The recent arrests reflect ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat child exploitation and cybercrime in Arizona.