A youth soccer coach has been arrested after pictures and “unconscionable videos” allegedly on his phone revealed he drugged and raped unconscious boys, according to police. 

Camilo Hurtado Campos, a 63-year-old from Franklin, Tennessee, left his phone at a restaurant, prompting a customer to hand it to employees. As employees went through the phone to identify its owner, they discovered the alarming content and contacted police. 

“During an immediate and tireless investigation, Detectives found hundreds of disturbing videos and pictures on that phone,” Franklin police said in a statement. “In many of them, Campos recorded himself raping unconscious boys between approximately 9 and 17 years old.”

According to authorities, there is video evidence showing that at least ten minors were raped, News Channel 5 reports. Two minors have been identified, but police are working to identify the other victims. Detectives said some were in such an unconscious state they likely didn’t even realize what happened. 

Campos would allegedly recruit players for his team during his off hours at school playgrounds. He would then invite them to his home, drug, and rape them after he had gained their trust, according to investigators. 

The suspect has lived in the city of Franklin for 20 years, though it’s unclear how long he has been a soccer coach and what drugs he allegedly used. A press release from the city described Campos as a “popular” coach. 

“A heartbreaking investigation is underway as Franklin Police work to identify several young children who were drugged and raped by a Franklin man,” the press release said. 

Campos is being held on charges of rape of a child and sexual exploitation of a minor, though authorities are expected to file “several” additional charges against him, according to the press release. As of Sunday, he was being held on $525,000 bond, NBC News reported. 

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Police ask that anyone associated with Campos in the past, especially those he has coached, reach out to the Franklin Police Department at (615) 794-2513 to help identify additional victims. 

Franklin is a city just south of Nashville with a population of roughly 86,000.

“Sound of Freedom,” starring actor Jim Caviezel, is expected to top $40 million in total ticket sales, according to the latest projections from Angel Studios.

The film, an eye-opening true story that explores the depths of human trafficking and child sex trafficking around the world, opened on July 4th and quickly shot to the top of the box office. According to a press release from Angel Studios, the momentum did not stop there.

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“As with our July 4th numbers, today’s numbers exceed our expectations, and we’re going to continue this momentum. SOUND of FREEDOM has taken on a life of its own. We’re getting messages from all over the country telling us about packed theaters, sold-out theaters, and spontaneous standing ovations for the film in numerous locations. Seeing this film has become a must thanks to incredible word-of-mouth,” Brandon Purdie, Head of Theatrical Distribution at Angel Studios, said in Sunday’s press release.

“We’re deeply grateful to AMC, Cinemark, Regal, and all our theater partners—and their hard-working theater staff members—for working with us to accommodate the surging demand for this film and having the courage to release SOUND OF FREEDOM during the busiest movie season of the year,” he continued.

According to the release, the film is showing in 2,850 theaters and is projected to bring in nearly $20 million for the weekend — bringing the total box office haul to an estimated $40 million.

Box Office Mojo offered similar numbers, showing the domestic earnings for “Sound of Freedom” as just over $18 million for the weekend and slightly more than $40 million in total.

Ratings site Rotten Tomatoes showed strong numbers as well, with a 76% tomato-meter from critics and a 99% audience score.

The film follows the harrowing true story of a federal agent who, after rescuing a boy who was being trafficked, quits his job in order to track down and rescue the boy’s sister in South America.