Google cooperates fully with the law enforcement community, the FBI and police to effectively combat child pornography and terrorism on the Internet

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A Google spokesman at the time denied the allegations and said the company takes numerous steps to prevent access to child pornography. "When we find or are made aware of any child pornography, we remove it from our products, including our search engine," spokesman Steve Langdon said. "We also report it to the appropriate law enforcement officials and fully cooperate with the law enforcement community to combat child pornography."

Langdon said on Thursday that the Mountain View, Calif.-based company was "pleased that the suit has been dismissed and believe it was completely without merit." The suit was initially filed in state Supreme Court in Mineola, but was later moved to federal court in White Plains. A "notice of discontinuance" dropping the suit was filed in federal court on Wednesday. Toback, who has sponsored local legislation raising the age that teenagers can legally buy cigarettes to 19 and limiting teen access to tanning salons, said last month that he filed the lawsuit because oversight of Google was beyond the purview of county legislators.

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