117 Child Sexual Abuse Material Counts Upheld Against Tuscaloosa County Man

An Alabama court has upheld a conviction on 117 counts of possession of child sexual abuse material in Tuscaloosa County, the state's Attorney General confirmed.

Alabama Court Upholds 117-Count Child Abuse Material Conviction in Tuscaloosa

Google News MT — Crime (en) reports that an Alabama court has upheld a conviction on 117 counts of possession of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) stemming from a case in Tuscaloosa County.

Attorney General Steve Marshall confirmed the ruling, which affirms the original verdict in full. The case was brought by the Alabama Attorney General's Office, which prosecuted the charges related to the illegal possession of child sexual abuse imagery.

The court's decision to uphold all 117 counts represents a significant outcome in a case involving a substantial volume of criminal material. Marshall's office did not indicate in its announcement whether a sentence modification was sought as part of the appeal.

The Alabama Attorney General's Office regularly pursues CSAM cases as part of its broader efforts to combat crimes against children. No further details regarding the identity of the convicted individual or the specific timeline of the appeal were included in the announcement.

Source: Google News MT — Crime (en)