child pornography

An Upper Valley man is in jail facing nearly 40 counts of sex crimes against children.

Two separate Leavenworth men receive their prison sentences for child pornography cases. A Chelan County judge sentenced 55-year-old Michael Ross to six years in prison, while 26-year-old Khayman Matthews received a 34-month sentence...

A Grant County man is facing time in prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges. The Othello Police Department says 40-year-old Dustin Lee Blaske entered the plea in Grant County Superior Court on Tuesday to three counts of Possessing Depictions of Minors Engaged in Sexually Explicit Conduct in the First Degree...

A Moses Lake man is in jail after being arrested Thursday on child pornography charges. The Grant County Sheriff's Office says 32-year-old Maxwell S. Homer was taken into custody at his residence in the 3000 block of Road F Northeast following the service of a search warrant...

A Quincy man has been sentenced to ten years in federal prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges. U.S. District Judge Thomas Rice handed down the term to 35-year-old Joseph Thomas Schmitz on October 11, after he entered a guilty plea on May 11...

Prosecutors say Michael Luis Ibarra was complimented by administrators of a child pornography website for distributing a “herculean” quantity of child porn.

Deputies arrested 63-year-old Wayne Mark Latimer in June of last year when he was accused of collecting explicit images of children through his Facebook account

A Soap Lake man has pled guilty to child pornography charges. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Washington says 48-year-old Michael Gene Rice entered guilty pleas for Production and Attempted Production of Child Pornography this month...

Michael J Ross now faces 18 additional counts of 1st and 2nd Degree possession of sexually explicit images of children, as well as Attempted Tampering with Physical Evidence.

An Alford Plea means that the defendant can still maintain their innocence, but recognizes that the prosecution may find enough evidence to find them guilty if the case went to trial.