Gainesville man arrested for uploading, distributing child pornography
By Olivia Shehadi | Mar. 27A Gainesville man was arrested Wednesday and faces three counts of distribution of child pornography and 49 counts of child pornography possession.
A Gainesville man was arrested Wednesday and faces three counts of distribution of child pornography and 49 counts of child pornography possession.
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