Alleged trans pedophile busted by Frontlines reporter in sting operation over attempts to illicit sex from minor

Christopher Carey, 23, of Hastings, Nebraska, has been exposed as an alleged online sexual predator by Turning Point USA Frontlines reporter Kalen D'Almedia, whose team conducted a sting operation on Carey which occurred over the course of six months.

Carey believed he was communicating online with a 12-year-old girl named "Allie" from Lincoln, Nebraska, in which he had allegedly discussed his intentions to have sexual intercourse with the minor, his penis size, cuddling, and making out. Carey also requested that the minor travel to a remote location to spend time alone together, according to TPUSA Frontlines.

In addition, the trans-identified predator allegedly asked the minor girl to purchase him thousands of dollars worth of bikinis, dresses, high heels, perfume, makeup, and Victoria's Secret lingerie for him to wear.

Video footage of the bust shows D'Almedia confronting Carey inside a Walmart store before he takes off running and crashes his vehicle into an elderly couple's car.

"Oh my God! I'm just trying to have fun here," Carey said to D'Almedia upon first being questioned about "Allie."

"I am not going to jail. I hope not," Carey said.

D'Almedia questioned Carey on why he was communicating online with a minor, but Carey falsely claimed that he ceased communications with "Allie" after finding out her age.

However, the evidence presented by TPUSA Frontlines shows that the prior evening leading up to the confrontation, Carey had exchanged a series of voice messages with "Allie" which included discussing his erected penis size being too big for a condom, the pull-out method, and going to a dark place to make out and do other unspecified activities with the minor.

After D'Almedia shared the evidence with Carey, the trans-identified predator took off running and fled the store while yelling racial slurs.

"Leave me alone!" Carey yelled. "Leave me f-cking alone. Leave me alone n-gga!"

While the TPUSA Frontlines crew had him surrounded in the parking lot, Carey entered his vehicle and recklessly fled the scene after crashing his car into an elderly couple's truck.

The Frontlines crew was able to confront Christopher Carey for a second time after meeting up with him at a local Subway sandwich shop.

During this encounter, D'Almedia confronted Carey about his comments to the minor in which he had stated that "Allie" would have to keep their "relationship a secret" until she was 19 years old, evidence shows.

Carey had admitted to D'Almedia that he "should have blocked her" before police officers with the Hastings Police Department arrived at the location.

In a statement sent to The Post Millennial, D'Almedia said "I'd just like to say that the reason we're doing this is because we believe in doing our part to protect children in our communities. There is no shortage of agendas and people who seek to harm children, and this is how we're fighting back."

"We hope this case sets a new precedent for case law in Nebraska regarding child safety in these situations," he continued. "The Adams County Attorney's office has yet to assign a prosecutor to the case and Carey is still roaming free."

According to D'Almedia, officers did not take Carey into custody and only cited him for the hit-and-run that occurred in the Walmart parking lot at the prior location bust. The Hastings Police Department asked the TPUSA Frontlines crew to submit their evidence to the department for review.

This is a developing story.