25-Year-Old Babysitter Charged with Allegedly S£xually Assaulting Boy After Disturbing Bathroom Footage Emerged

New alarming information has surfaced following the arrest of a woman on charges related to child sexual abuse.

Victoria Anne Cranmer, 25, is accused of recording a disturbing video showing her engaging in inappropriate behavior with a young child on May 6 in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey.

The video was captured using a mobile phone that Cranmer had received as a gift from her former roommate, as reported by the local publication Patch.

The woman’s former roommate, whose name appears in court records as "Ms.

P", reportedly found the disturbing footage when Cranmer returned the phone after being evicted from the house.

The 14-second clip shows Cranmer laughing while engaging in inappropriate actions with the child in the bathroom on Snapchat, according to the affidavit.

Cranmer was identified through her unique tattoos, including one on her leg that read "boobs", her voice, and the fact that the video was recorded in her own bathroom, according to police.

After viewing the video, Ms.

P became extremely distressed, saved the clip to her own phone, and then locked Cranmer out of the Snapchat account.

Cranmer frequently cared for Ms.

P’s daughter and the young son of a woman referred to as "Ms.H", who noticed her son acting strangely and developing a dislike for the bathtub after time spent with Cranmer.

The mother later learned that the babysitter would bathe with her son, as revealed in the documents.

Though authorities initially stated the boy was under the age of 13, the filing mentions he was in nappies, highlighting just how young he was, according to Patch.

A search of the phone uncovered additional videos of Cranmer and the child in the bathroom, with Cranmer posting at least one of these videos to Snapchat.

State and local authorities were informed about the serious allegations, and the Little Egg Harbor Police Department seized the phone on May 28.

Cranmer was arrested last Tuesday, July 7, and taken to Ocean County Jail.

She faces charges of endangering the welfare of a child, manufacturing child sexual abuse material, and possession of child sexual abuse material, according to authorities.