WILMINGTON - The former director of a nonprofit group that runs a children's camp in southern Delaware is facing federal child-pornography charges.
Harold Love Springer III, 73, of Wilmington, was indicted Tuesday on charges of transportation, receipt, and possession of child pornography. Springer is a former executive director of the Children's Beach House in Lewes, which serves children with special needs.
Authorities said that Springer was identified during an investigation into a computer network devoted to trading images of child pornography, and that an undercover agent observed about 2,000 files depicting child pornography that Springer had made available to network members.
