Authorities say a 31-year-old Texas man used social media outlets YouTube and Snapchat to lure a 10-year-old Florida girl into sending pornographic images to him.
Enrique Roman Martinez Jr. was arrested Friday and charged with production of child pornography.
A federal criminal report states that Martinez Jr. pretended to be a girl named Savannah and reached out to the child victim on YouTube in 2017 asking if the victim wanted to chat on Snapchat.
Martinez, using a fake identity, told the victim that "she" was into modeling and wanted to know if the child would look at a photo of "her."
The victim agreed to look at a photo, according to authorities. That's when Martinez sent a photo of a random child and then sent a nude photo of another child to the victim, according to police.
The report states that the victim told "Savannah" that she should not send naked photos.
In August, 2017, Martinez allegedly messaged the girl under the fake alias and said that the police were at "her" house and knew that the victim had looked at "Savannah's" naked photos and that the 10-year-old needed to send a nude photo of herself.
The 10-year-old told investigators she complied because she feared getting in trouble, court documents said.
An adult alerted police in Florida on Sept. 5, 2017, and investigators served Snapchat with a search warrant for Martinez Jr.'s account.
When investigators asked Martinez Jr. about the Snapchat account used to communicate with the victim, Martinez "immediately responded, 'I know why you are here,'" the report states.
Court documents say Martinez told investigators that he did not recall the account and that, "If it happened, (he didn't) remember it."
If convicted, Martinez faces up to 30 years in federal prison.
An initial court appearance is scheduled for Monday afternoon.