US Child Exploitation Cases Lead to Multiple Sentences

Recent legal actions across the United States highlight the ongoing battle against child sexual abuse and exploitation. In Phoenix, Tyree Rideaux was sentenced to 11 years for trafficking a minor to Los Angeles. In Idaho, Christoph Ketterman received up to 70 years for multiple counts of child sexual abuse, with eligibility for parole after 50 years. In Florida, Tyler Cope was sentenced to 18 months for possessing child sexual abuse materials, with additional probation terms. South Carolina's Joseph Gary Landry was sentenced to eight years for criminal sexual conduct with a minor. Lastly, in Connecticut, Drew J. McFarland was arrested on charges of possessing and importing child sexual abuse materials.