A North Texas man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison in a child pornography case linked to his laptop computer seized at a California airport, according to The Associated Press.
Prosecutors say 47-year-old Todd M. Fowler of Arlington was sentenced Tuesday by a federal judge in Fort Worth. Fowler in May pleaded guilty to receipt of child pornography using file-sharing software.
Authorities on May 28, 2011, carried out a search warrant at Fowler's residence while he flew home from a trip to Hong Kong.
A stopover at San Francisco International Airport led customs agents to seize his computer. Prosecutors say the laptop had been used to download hundreds of child pornography images.
There is more information in this news release from the U.S. Attorney's office. It includes information about another Arlington man, Michael Borah, 37, who also was convicted in a separate child pornography case.
I think that he should have gotten at least 15-20 years 15 at least he behave in jail
Posted by: laquavis | November 15, 2012 at 12:50 PM