Sexting is becoming popular practice nowadays. On Tuesday, two teens of Spotsylvania County, Virginia were booked by police for Sexting.

Before narrating the story, let me first explain what sexting is. Sexting is portmanteau of "sex" and "texting". It is a practice of transferring sexually explicit images electronically, mainly via cell phones, and it is a crime! It's a dangerous new trend growing among teens.

The teenage two students from Spotsylvania County were charged with sexting and child pornography, after police found nude child photos on their cell phones. The two students - two boys, ages 15 and 18, were charged for possession of child pornography with intent to distribute and electronic solicitation

In the affidavit filed in a court, the investigators stated that the the two teenage students solicited the images from three juveniles, including elementary and middle school students.

Commenting on sexting, Michelle Collins of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, said, "It's absolutely becoming a bigger problem."

"We've seen it in both the private schools and the public schools in Fayette County, among middle schools aged kids as well as the high school students," said Detective David Hester with the Lexington Police Department's Crimes Against Children Division.