Receipt of Child Pornography

A Baton Rouge man accused of recording a child in a grocery store pleaded guilty to receipt of child pornography. The incident occurred in a grocery store, and the man was charged with a criminal offense related to child pornography.

A former Ann Arbor resident was sentenced to 19 years in prison for exchanging sexually explicit messages with children as young as 10 and soliciting pornographic images. The case began after a Texas mother reported her daughter's sexual conversations with the suspect on Discord, leading to an investigation that uncovered multiple victims and additional graphic chats.

A Fort Campbell soldier pleaded guilty to child sexual exploitation and child pornography charges for using Snapchat accounts to deceive underage girls into sending explicit messages and videos. The defendant, Robert Cecilio, communicated with victims aged 13-18 across multiple states and admitted to creating and receiving child pornography.

A Rapid City man was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for charges related to child solicitation and child pornography. The sentencing was announced by U.S. Attorney Ron Parsons and conducted by Judge Camela C. Theeler.