A Tacoma man has been indicted on cyberstalking and child pornography charges in Alaska, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Tuesday.
A Tacoma man has been indicted on cyberstalking and child pornography charges in Alaska, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Tuesday.A federal grand jury in Alaska indicted 20-year-old Kaden Ollila, who was arrested in Tacoma on March 21.Ollila is accused of distributing child pornography and harassing a victim on social media. According to court documents, Ollila sent child pornography on Jan. 19, then on Jan.
District Court in Western Washington on Friday, and will face a U.S. District Court in Alaska at a later date.The U.S. Attorney's Office says that if convicted, Ollila faces a sentence of 5–20 years for distribution of child pornography, and up to five years per count of cyberstalking.
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