The investigation began in Wake County earlier this month when a woman called police to tell them that her daughter had learned that someone had posted nude photos of her on Twitter and Instagram. A statement from the State Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday said the agency is now looking into similar instances in Chatham, Johnston, Edgecombe, Craven, Randolph and Surry counties. According to a search warrant filed in Rowan County, officers with the Landis Police began to investigate on February 14 after being informed about an Instagram account called "rowancountyhoes" posting sexually explicit photos of underage girls. The account had nine photos of girls who appeared to be under the age of 18, according to the warrant.

North Carolina police have launched a state-wide investigation into naked pictures of teenage girls after receiving several tip offs about lewd Instagram accounts. One teenager was arrested Friday and charged with cyberbullying in Rowan County for sharing a nude photo of a year-old girl, while police in other counties are looking into as many as 40 similar Instagram accounts across at least nine other counties, investigators say. Landis police say their investigation was sparked just after Valentine's Day after officers received several calls and Facebook messages about "inappropriate" Instagram photos of local students at South Rowan and Carson high schools in Rowan County. Authorities then slapped networking site Facebook, which owns Instagram, with a warrant ordering that they provide records needed to identify the responsible account owners and photo distributors. One concerned mother alerted police to an account she found containing photos of teen girls in Rowan County.

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CHARLOTTE - Six more counties are now involved in an investigation into nude photos of North Carolina high school students showing up on social media, and the state's attorney general says the problem could get worse. A statement from the State Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday said the agency is now looking into similar instances in Chatham, Johnston, Edgecombe, Craven, Randolph and Surry counties. Investigations were already under way in Wake, Durham and Pitt counties.