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North Carolina man sentenced to more than 17 year in prison, 20 years of supervised release for child pornography charges – The Coastland Times
North Carolina man sentenced to greater than 17 yr in jail, 20 years of supervised launch for little one pornography expenses
Printed 8:49 am Sunday, November 13, 2022
A Wake County man was sentenced October 13, 2022 to 210 months in jail adopted by 20 years of supervised launch for transporting and possessing little one pornography. Spencer Charles Thomas Crocker, 23, of Cary, pleaded responsible to the fees on February 16, 2022.
In accordance with courtroom paperwork and different info introduced in courtroom, The Nationwide Middle for Lacking and Exploited Youngsters obtained 12 cyber suggestions relating to the importing of little one pornography to Google accounts.
“The IP deal with was being leased to Crocker’s father with an related deal with in Cary,” acknowledged the discharge. “Different info included with the Cyber Ideas led legislation enforcement to imagine the particular person importing the kid sexual abuse materials was Crocker.”
Regulation enforcement obtained a search warrant for the Google account related to the cyber suggestions. “Throughout the Google account, they discovered greater than 2,000 photographs and movies of little one sexual abuse materials,” acknowledged the discharge. “They recognized the account belonged to Crocker by pictures of himself and numerous receipts for on-line purchases along with his info included inside that account.”
Based mostly on proof from the Google account, legislation enforcement executed a search warrant at Crocker’s residence. “Crocker was current when the search warrant was executed and admitted he was deliberately in search of out little one pornography on the darkish net,” the discharge continued. “Regulation enforcement discovered Crocker had Mega, Dropbox and Microsoft OneDrive accounts and executed search warrants for content material of all of the accounts. They found over 4,500 further photographs and movies of little one sexual abuse materials in these accounts.”
Michael Easley, U.S. Legal professional for the Japanese District of North Carolina, made the announcement after the sentencing was concluded. U.S. District Decide James C. Dever III presided over the sentencing. The Cary Police Division and the Division of Homeland Safety investigated the case and Assistant U.S. Legal professional Charity Wilson prosecuted.
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