Multiple US Men Sentenced for Producing and Sharing Child Pornography

Several men across the United States have been arrested and sentenced for crimes related to child pornography and child sexual abuse materials. Cecil Pulluaim of Raytown, Missouri, was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison without parole after pleading guilty to producing and possessing child pornography involving a minor. Derek Charles Rowe from Huntsville, Alabama, was arrested and faces 10 counts of dissemination and display of child pornography. Cody Tyler Titus of Kansas City, Missouri, was indicted for attempting to access child pornography online, with potential penalties including up to 20 years in prison. In Pennsylvania, Earl Burford pleaded guilty to distributing child pornography via the Kik messaging app and was sentenced to nine years in prison along with supervised release and restitution. Additionally, David M. Follett from El Dorado, Kansas, was sentenced to over 10 years for distributing child sexual abuse materials through a peer-to-peer network, with investigations led by federal agencies including the FBI and Homeland Security Investigations.