Two educators in Queensland have been arrested on serious charges involving child exploitation. Jason Lee, a 29-year-old high school teacher, faces charges of rape and grooming after allegedly using Snapchat to communicate with a 14-year-old girl. Meanwhile, Patric Brady, the 54-year-old principal of Oxenford State School, has been charged with possessing child exploitation material and multiple counts of grooming children for sexual activity, reportedly using encrypted messaging services targeting minors in the Philippines. Both cases are under investigation, with police urging anyone else who may have been affected to come forward. Authorities have emphasized that there is currently no evidence linking Brady's alleged offenses to his role at the school, and the Department of Education is providing support to the school community. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat online child exploitation.