A northern suburbs man has been arrested for possessing child exploitation material

Police officers from the Public Protection Branch arrested a man in his 40s for possessing child exploitation material.

A 44-year-old man from the northern suburbs was arrested on Monday for possessing child exploitation material.

Police from the Public Protection Branch also charged the man with multiple counts of failing to comply with his reporting obligations.

The man was not granted bail and appeared at the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Monday.

This comes a week after a western suburbs man was arrested and charged with possessing child exploitation material and breach of bail.

This is the fourth arrest for the same offence in one month. Picture: File

Detectives from the Special Crime Investigation Section arrested the 45-year-old man on Friday.

The man appeared in the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court on Friday and was not granted bail.

Two men from the Murray Mallee were also charged with possessing child exploitation material on May 15.

Detective and digital evidence experts attended the home on Monday and arrested the men, aged 25 and 50.

Detectives from the SA Joint Anti Child Exploitation Team, who are from the SA Police’s Public Protection Branch and the Australian Federal Police, allege they found devices containing child exploitation material.

Thee two men were charged with possessing child exploitation material, and were bailed to appear in the Murray Bridge Magistrates Court on June 7.

Originally published as A northern suburbs man has been arrested for possessing child exploitation material