Alleged Paso Robles child porn distributer arrested

Peggy Sanford, Public Information Officer for the U.S. Attorney’s Office says “Victims will have to live not only with the memories of what has been done to them, but also knowing that their worst moments have been memorialized in images and videos, some of which have been shared around the world over the Internet.”

Assistant U.S. Attorney Jacquelyn M. Hutzell says “Producers of child pornography consistently receive and deserve substantial sentences of imprisonment, including sentences that willl likely result in the defendant serving the remainder of his or her natural life in federal prison. The children depicted in that imagery are also real victims, and these innocent children have names. Indeed, the victimization of those innocent children continues to live on with an insidious vitality through the perverted behavior of certain people who each and every time they receive and distribute imagery of a naked child, they proliferate the available quantity of the material.”