Indian Cruise Ship Employee Imprisoned In US For Distributing Child Abuse Material

The US Department of Justice recently handed down a 188-month prison term for disseminating child sex abuse material to 34-year-old Indian national who worked on a cruise liner.

A US resident received 13 videos of child pornography from the cruise worker over an instant messaging service.

Moreover, both talked about the potential for travelling to have sex with young children. The crew worker allegedly spoke with an unnamed individual about his capacity to acquire youngsters for sex during a different chat, according to the prosecution.

The US resident was given a 30-year prison term on December 12th, 2022, after entering a guilty plea to one count of inciting a minor and one count of producing child pornography.

Reference: The Indian Express, NDTV

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