A former YouTuber known as EDP445 is expected to be extradited to Kern County, after signing an extradition waiver in Nevada court Monday. Bryant Moreland was arrested in Nevada and is wanted over allegations that he tried to meet a 13-year-old girl for sex in Bakersfield five years ago. A YouTuber-led sting operation in 2021 allegedly exposed Moreland’s intent, using a decoy. The Kern County District Attorney’s Office reopened the case this summer after statements Moreland made in the viral documentary “The Sick Mind of EDP445,” which features “To Catch a Predator” journalist Chris Hansen. Hansen described Moreland’s response during their interaction, saying Moreland effectively admitted he did it, and said it was wrong and illegal. The documentary also includes Moreland admitting sexual feelings for a real teenage girl, whom he said was 15 when he began messaging her in 2022, and that he sent her sexually explicit photos. Hansen warned that online popularity can create opportunities for exploitation, and said influencers may be more reachable to fans through comments and direct messaging. A retired law enforcement officer and cybersecurity expert, Greg Sanflippo, urged parents to talk with children about online activity, including pressure to move chats into private groups, keep conversations secret, share sexual images, or meet in public. Moreland is currently set to be extradited, but the article does not state any charges or a court outcome in Kern County yet.