David Nitto Jr. Arrested in Clermont, NY for Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors
Clermont, NY — The New York State Police Livingston Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) has arrested David Nitto Jr., of Johnsonville, NY, following an investigation into the distribution of explicit videos and pictures to minors in the Town of Clermont.
The investigation began on January 25, 2025, after a complaint was filed with the BCI. Law enforcement officials allege that Nitto Jr. engaged in sending explicit material to at least one minor, which has raised concerns over the safety and well‐being of children in the area. As a result, Nitto Jr. now faces serious legal charges that include:
• Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors (E Felony)
• Endangering the Welfare of a Minor (A Misdemeanor)
Under New York Penal Law, disseminating indecent material to minors is a Class E felony. This charge involves knowingly providing explicit material via any form of communication to a minor. Convictions under this statute can result in a prison term ranging between 1 to 4 years, probation, and substantial fines. The related misdemeanor charge for endangering the welfare of a minor carries penalties that may include up to 1 year in jail, probation, and fines.
Nitto Jr. was issued an appearance ticket to the Town of Clermont Court, set for June 19, 2025, at 5:00 p.m.
Motocross Community Ties and Public Impact
David Nitto Jr. is known within the regional motocross racing community, having taken part in several high-profile events along the East Coast. His career in motocross has earned him recognition, and he has competed in various championships, contributing to his strong local profile. This involvement has drawn additional public attention to the case and heightened concerns that there may be further victims who have not yet come forward.
Investigators are urging anyone who may have additional information or who believes they might be affected by this case to contact the Livingston Bureau of Criminal Investigation immediately. Community members, parents, and others are encouraged to be vigilant regarding any suspicious online behaviors involving minors.
Ongoing Investigation and Call for Information
Authorities emphasize that the investigation is ongoing. Additional victims or witnesses are urged to come forward to help law enforcement build a comprehensive understanding of the situation. If you have any information related to this case, please contact Investigator William Dufresne at the New York State Police Livingston BCI.
For tips or statements regarding the investigation, please call 845-677-7300 and reference RMS # NY2500068331. Law enforcement assures the public that all information will be handled with discretion and sensitivity.
Community and Safety Considerations
Local officials and child welfare advocates remind parents and guardians to monitor minors’ online activities. They reinforce the importance of ensuring that children are aware of internet safety norms and understand the risks associated with unsolicited explicit materials. In the wake of this case, community leaders are also calling for stronger safeguards to prevent similar incidents in the future.
