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Arrested: Man Charged with Internet Crimes Against Children

2/28/2026

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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation seeks additional victims of Scott Armistead Quarles (32), charged with internet crimes against children.
Quarles allegedly sent graphic photos and messages to TBI agents posing as girls aged 12 to 13.
He provided instructions for an app to track menstrual cycles, intending to impregnate them.
Quarles has been arrested and faces serious charges.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation urges victims to contact 1-800-TBI-FIND.

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The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation seeks additional victims of Scott Armistead Quarles (32), charged with internet crimes against children.
Quarles allegedly sent graphic photos and messages to TBI agents posing as girls aged 12 to 13.
He provided instructions for an app to track menstrual cycles, intending to impregnate them.
Quarles has been arrested and faces serious charges.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation urges victims to contact 1-800-TBI-FIND.