According to the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office, the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force told Brookville Police on Dec. 7, 2020, that Pearson was suspected of sending and receiving child pornography.
In a release, the prosecutor’s office said officers went to Pearson’s residence with a search warrant, taking his computers and storage devices, which were turned over to an investigator.
Images of prepubescent and young children in sexually explicit poses were found on the storage devices, the prosecutor’s office said.
Pearson’s next court date is Thursday, according to jail records.
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