King, 51, was led away in handcuffs and jailed after cops discovered the cyber-stash of repugnant videos made with sex abuse victims as young as 2 years old, according to a criminal complaint. Bishop Lawrence C. Provenzano, of the Episocopal Diocese of Long Island, issued a statement that reads in part, "The diocese and the entire Episcopal Church have a zero tolerance policy with respect to criminal conduct of any kind, including the allegations made against Father King. Louisiana priest busted for having 500 images of child porn 
 
 “As a result of these allegations, I have today terminated Father King’s license to function as an Episcopal priest in the Diocese of Long Island.” 
 
 Stunned parishioners at St. James of Jerusalem Episcopal Church awoke Saturday to learn their spiritual leader was accused of moral bankruptcy. Detectives say Christopher King, a parish priest at St. James Episocopal Church of Long Beach, became the target of an investigation. Cops also recovered drug-related paraphernalia from the vicar’s residence at the church where he arrived in January 2008. King was due for his next court appearance on Tuesday in Nassau County Court. King was arrested and is facing five counts of possessing a sexual performance by a child and two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance. Provenzano assured parishioners at the church that the diocese would “provide pastoral care and consult with the congregation and any others impacted by these charges.”
– A New York priest was removed from his parish home Friday evening after police allegedly found meth and child pornography inside, the New York Daily News reports. Acting on a tip, police conducted a search of Father Christopher King's home at St. James of Jerusalem Episcopal Church in Long Island. Police say the 51-year-old vicar had multiple files of child pornography on his computer, as well as meth and Xanax. According to News 12 Long Island, King was booked into jail and faces five counts of possessing a sexual performance by a child and two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance.