Convicted sex offender arrested in a Quincy hotel room with camera equipment and a 16-year-old boy By JOHN P. KELLY The Patriot Ledger QUINCY - A Braintree man who was cleared in 1985 of raping a teenager, but later convicted in a separate sex crime, now faces child pornography charges after police found him with a 16-year-old boy and camera equipment in a Quincy hotel room.
William F. McKinley, 47, of 72 Graziano Drive pleaded innocent at his arraignment Monday to distributing obscene material to a minor, contributing to the delinquency of a child, possession of child pornography and resisting arrest. A Quincy District Court judge set bail at $25,000.
Police arrested McKinley early Sunday at the Boston Marriott Quincy. Police said they found packages of boys’ underwear on his hotel room bed, a laptop, a digital camera, and wiring running across the room to the television.
The teenager, who was clothed and lying beneath the covers, told police they had had sex and said McKinley had shown him several photographs of nude children, according to a police report. The boy also said McKinley had given him a tea-flavored drink that made him dizzy, the report said.
The boy, who at 16 is legally old enough in Massachusetts to consent to sex, was taken to Quincy Medical Center for evaluation, the report said.
Police said McKinley refused to open the door to the hotel room; he was later tackled when he struck at the laptop while in handcuffs.
The arrest just before 4 a.m. resulted from a police officer’s suspicions about how the man and the teen were behaving earlier in the hotel lobby - ‘‘hugging and giggling,’’ according to Lt. Detective Patrick Glynn.
Patrol officer Danny Church, who was working a private detail at the hotel, called Braintree police in search of information on McKinley. A detective told him that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had red-flagged McKinley in April after cell phone and Internet records showed he offered ‘‘gifts’’ to a 14-year-old in exchange for sex, according to Church’s police report.
There are some things I can't reveal about this case that makes it a LOT worse than it sounds.......
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