Broward School Employee Faces 12 Felony Charges

Camden Jeffrey Kummler, who worked as a child-care professional at Ramblewood Elementary School in Coral Springs, was arrested on November 12 after an investigation into files linked to two Dropbox accounts registered in his name. He faces 12 felony charges and was taken to the Broward Sheriff’s Office Main Jail.

Investigators said they received two cyber-tip notifications in September about suspected abuse material associated with the accounts. A search warrant for the accounts was authorized on November 5. Detectives said they found 10 videos containing child sexual abuse material, including footage involving children as young as 3 and a recording of pupils around middle-school age showering at a school.

The accounts were linked to an iPhone 16 Pro Max, investigators said. Detectives said Kummler had that phone when they contacted him. After being advised of his rights, he agreed to a recorded interview. Kummler told detectives he owned the accounts and knowingly viewed material stored there, and said he had also watched and sent material using Telegram. He allegedly said he had viewed and shared it as recently as the day he was arrested and had bought such material in the past, paying as much as $150 per purchase.

Kummler also told detectives he had communicated through social media with children he met while working at a different elementary school. The identity of that school was not disclosed, and no further details about the communications were provided.

Detectives seized his phone and laptop. Forensic examinations were still underway to look for additional evidence. On November 13, Kummler remained in custody and was due before a judge for a bond hearing that date.