Rochester, NY
U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul, Jr. announced today that Jeffrey
Duncan, 31, of Rochester, New York, was sentenced to five years in
prison and 25 years’ supervised release for possession of child
pornography by U.S. District Judge Charles J. Siragusa.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John J. Field, who handled the case, stated
that the defendant used his computer to obtain and view hundreds of
images of child pornography over the Internet. The images included
depictions of minors being subjected to violence.
Fresno, CA
United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced that two
defendants in separate cases were sentenced today for child pornography
offenses. Assistant United States Attorney Jeremy R. Jehangiri
prosecuted both cases.
U.S. v. Montoya:
In the first case, Chief United States District Judge Anthony W.
Ishii sentenced Jimmie Joe Montoya, 59, of Clovis, to nearly four years
and nine months in prison for possession of material depicting a minor
engaging in sexually explicit conduct. Following his prison term,
Montoya will serve 15 years of supervised release. According to court
documents, Montoya possessed on his computer more than 600 images and
videos depicting minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct. Many of
the minors depicted were prepubescent.
U.S. v. Green:
In the second case, Judge Ishii sentenced Edward Joseph Green, 44, of
Fresno, to seven years in prison for receiving visual depictions of a
minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct. Following his prison term,
Green will serve 15 years of supervised release. According to court
documents, Green received on his computer more than 600 images and
videos depicting minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct. The
images and videos also involved the portrayal of sadistic, masochistic,
and other depictions of violence, and many were of prepubescent minors.
Washington, D.C.
Jean Frederic Godoc, 29, of Paris, France, has pled guilty to one
count of traveling to the United States to have sex with an under-aged
child and one count of transportation of child pornography.
Godoc faces a statutory maximum of 30 years
in prison for the crimes.
Newark, NJ
Rocco Martino, 43, of South Orange, New Jersey, was sentenced today
to 84 months in prison for making available images and videos of
prepubescent children being sexually abused—sometimes violently—to
others over the Internet, U.S. Attorney Fishman announced.
Martino, a doctor who recently practiced internal and sports medicine
in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey, pleaded guilty in January 2012 to an
information charging him with one count of receipt and distribution of
child pornography. He entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Judge
Williams H. Walls, who also imposed the sentence today in Newark
federal court.
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