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Man Gets 14 Years for Child Abuse Material | Indianapolis News
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Fifty-nine-year-old Jason Milano just got a 14-year prison sentence plus lifetime supervised release after being caught possessing child abuse material and attempting to erase the evidence — a crime that’s not his first. Convicted in 2010 for similar offenses and serving a decade, Milano continued to pose a danger even behind bars, with disciplinary issues and, after release, actively trying to delete incriminating data from his devices. Probation officers spotted the red flags, and prosecutors, backed by the Secret Service, preserved the damning evidence. U.S. Attorney Tom Wheeler called Milano a clear threat with zero remorse, and Judge James P. Hanlon’s sentence sends a strong message: children’s safety comes first.
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