Police Say Man Used Puppies to Lure Children to Home So He Could Expose Himself: 'Psychopathic Pervert' - PEOPLE

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Police arrested an elderly South Florida man Wednesday who they allege was using a litter of puppies to lure kids into his home. 

Alberto Nunez-Arias, 75, was arrested and charged with one count of lewd or lascivious exhibition after an 11-year-old girl recently told her church group that the man exposed himself and asked her to touch him last year.

An arrest affidavit reviewed by PEOPLE shows Nunez-Arias is being held without bond until his first appearance in court. The 75-year-old has also been ordered not to contact the young victim or come closer than within 500-feet of the victim’s residence, according to the Martin County Sheriff’s Office affidavit.

Chief Deputy John Budensiek described Nunez-Arias to local news outlets as a “psychopathic pervert” and as "somebody that would lure kids in and use animals to satisfy their own sexual appetite,” according to local WPTV and WPBF.

The officer said at a news conference that the young girl had originally purchased a puppy from Nunez-Arias, who was known to breed animals inside his trailer home. When the puppy ran back to the man’s house, she followed and went inside, where Nunez-Arias allegedly began to massage her shoulders without permission before exposing himself and asking her to touch him, according to Budensiek.

"She said 'no' and he said 'Please, I’m a lonely man," Budensiek recounted.

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The girl didn’t tell anyone about the alleged incident until a church meeting about sex trafficking took place earlier this month. Budensiek alleged that Nunez-Arias had threatened to kill the girl’s father if she had spoken out.

Nunez-Arias initially denied the allegations, according to police. "Eventually he said, 'Oh yes, I was drunk and my pants just fell down,' " Budensiek told reporters.

Budensiek said police are investigating whether Nunez-Arias has victimized others over the years.

"He's been in the neighborhood for 14 years," Budensiek said. "There could be victims that are adults now. We don't know that."

A total of 28 animals — 14 dogs, seven cats, and seven chickens — have been recovered from Nunez-Arias’ home in recent days and taken to the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast in Palm City, Fla.

If you suspect child abuse, call the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-Child or 1-800-422-4453, or go to www.childhelp.org. All calls are toll-free and confidential. The hotline is available 24/7 in more than 170 languages.

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