Child advocacy group, Creep Catcher Unit (CC Unit), confronted actor Ed Gale, famous for his in-suit portrayal of the original Chucky, with s**ual messages allegedly meant for a minor.

CC Unit poses as minors to “catch” predators and often livestreams its “catches” on social media platforms such as YouTube or Instagram.

The confrontation occurred on Friday, April 14, in Hollywood, where the group presented Gale with a folder containing printouts of conversations he had with a decoy account posing as a 14-year-old boy.

According to CC Unit, Gale’s conversations were graphic and expressed wanting to perform lewd acts with the decoy boy.

Gale allegedly suggested wanting to perform oral s** acts and s** acts involving urination.

Gale also allegedly asked for child p0rn0 throughout the conversation.

The CC Unit had been having conversations with Gale through a decoy social media account since February.

Gale allegedly attempted to lure the decoy minor to his Hollywood apartment by suggesting that he drop off his belongings at his apartment, so he wouldn’t have to carry them around.

He even asked the decoy to bring souvenirs so he could autograph them.

CC Unit arrived at Gale’s apartment, and he allowed them in before Ghost revealed a camera and his true identity, causing Gale to admit to everything.

During the two-hour conversation that followed, Gale admitted to carrying s**ual conversations with at least ten other minors in the past.

LAPD was called to the scene, but Gale was not arrested due to his health condition, according to CC Unit.

The LAPD incident report states that Gale allegedly attempted to “communicate with a minor, with intent to commit s**,” and the investigators plan to follow up on the incident.

The San Diego-based CC Unit has several decoy social media accounts posing as minors.

For at least 353 instances, men have approached these accounts, had conversations and eventual physical meetups.

By the time a meetup is set, the group prints out transcripts of the conversations and confronts the alleged predators, often leading to arrests.

Gale did not voice Chucky in Child’s Play 1 and 2 but was the suited stunt man for the character.

He was also known for doing the stunt work for the Howard the Duck character in 1986.

Ghost, who leads CC Unit, found it ironic that in the movie, the serial killer doll goes after an underage boy, and in real life, Gale was doing the exact same thing.

Attempts were made to reach Gale, but no statement has been made so far.

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