The Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office said that the investigation began after the internet task force notified the Vandalia Division of Police that they believed Miller had uploaded child sexual abuse material to the instant messaging app Snapchat.
“Officers served a search warrant and determined he was downloading [child sexual abuse material] from Snapchat and then sharing it with others,” Greg Flannagan, public information officer for the prosecutor’s office, said.
A warrant was issued for Miller, who was booked Tuesday morning into the Montgomery County Jail.
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