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Jeremy Krosnick, 33, of Bergenfield was part of “a highly technical team that delivers and provides solutions based on your needs,” according to the web site for Access Computer Systems. It goes on to say that the senior technician is “vastly trained in a variety of different subjects.”
He’s also a pervert, authorities allege.Krosnick and another man, Christopher Barisonek, 20, of Mountain Ridge Drive in Wayne, are charged with acquiring and/or distributing images and videos of child pornography online, and with child endangerment, among other counts, Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said today.
Barisonek — who smiled for his mug shot — is a food runner at Campania Restaurant in Fair Lawn. A 2007 graduate of Wayne Hills High School, he’s also a heavy metal-influenced guitarist who recently joined a band. Both men are single.
In each case, the defendants dealt in images and/or videos of pre-pubescent children engaged in sexual acts, the prosecutor said.
BarisonekBoth were arrested at their respective homes shortly after 7 this morning by members of Molinelli’s Computer Crimes Task Force. They’re being held on $50,000 bail each at the Bergen County Jail, pending court appearances Tuesday in Hackensack.
On his Facebook page, Barisonek says he’s been attending William Paterson University. He also says he’s into heavy metal — from Metallica and Pantera to Iron Maiden and Black Sabbath.
In the “About Me” section he write: “music is my passion. i play guitar and drums. i just recently joined in a band and we’re startin shows in late march/ early april. ask me about it if you wanna come out and see us play. other than that i basically just like to chill out in small crowds, not large groups. i like to drink if the oppurtunity comes along haha.”
Krosnick is a bit more eclectic, with taste ranging from Ryan Adams to T. Rex.
Molinelli thanked the Bergenfield, Paramus and Wayne police departments for helping with the arrests. He also cited several towns who’ve supplied officers to the task force:
Rochelle Park Police Department
Bergen County Police Department
Ramsey Police Department
Montvale Police Department
Wayne Township Police Department
Maywood Police Department
This has not only bolstered the ability of the county agency to seek out and arrest would-be predators, Molinelli said: It also has provided courses in such work that the individual officers can then bring back to their respective departments.
Although Molinelli himself wouldn’t say it, the unit could be the best of its kind in the state.
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