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Eleven men are behind bars in what looked like a made for television internet sex sting operation.

Kentucky Attorney General Greg Stumbo along with other authorities announced that authorities along with a group called Perverted Justice conducted the sting that caught people from as far as 200 miles away.

As part of the sting operation, men who range in age from 24 to 59 years old came to a house in Highland Heights to meet what they thought was a 13 year old girl that they met online. In reality, those men were chatting with members of the Perverted Justice group which works in conjunction with NBC on their series "to Catch a Predator".

All eleven were in court this morning and all are being held on a $100,000 bond.

Del Harvey from Perverted Justice gave a horrifying fact during a press conference this morning. Harvey said that the average online predator who has been convicted has roughly 100 potential victims.

Thiose arrested are as follows:

David Quist, 46, Ft. Thomas, KY
James Rauch, 59, Cincinnati, OH
Donny Emmert, 30, Groveport, OH
Timothy Kyne, 42, Indianapolis, IN
Michael Meyer, 24, Covington, KY
Charles "Dave" McCallister, 41, Manchester, KY
Dennis Wissel, 45, Cincinnati, OH
Anthony Orangias, 39, Culver, IN
Richard Springmeier, 48, Cincinnati, OH
Paul Westwood, 45, Monroe, OH
Nick Kelly, 27, Sandy Hook, KY

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