"They're trying to figure out who started the page.”Those phones will now go through a forensics evaluation, which takes about ten hours per cell phone. Officers say they did the right thing by quickly deleting them. — 
 
 The Louisa County Sheriff's Office is conducting a major investigation into a sexting ring involving more than 100 teens.The investigation started after a mother noticed suspicious activity on her daughter's Instagram account.Kayla McNutt is a sophomore at Louisa County High School.
– After being tipped off by a mom concerned about her daughter's Instagram activity, police busted a huge teen sexting ring in Virginia, WRIC reports. "Some guys made up an Instagram page, and they got naked pictures from all these girls, and they started posting them on the Instagram page," explains a teen at Louisa County High School. The page, which has since been taken down, had more than 1,000 pictures and videos of teens, most of them sexually explicit, and the investigation involves more than 100 teens. The chief deputy says the pictures, featuring teens aged 14 to 17, appear to have been consensual. The sheriff's office isn't planning to charge any of the kids; authorities just hope the investigation will teach them to think twice before "sexting" photos to other people. "I hope they learn how dangerous it is to do and how it can get into the wrong people's hands," the chief deputy says. Deputies took 25 phones from teens who may have been involved, and are trying to figure out who started the page. The teens involved span six counties, WWBT reports.