14, 2020, when Google LLC submitted a CyberTip to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The discovery that Kuchinka was in possession of child sexually abusive material was discovered on Jan. “I appreciate Judge Ninomiya supporting me, by this stern prison sentence in protecting the vulnerable children of Menominee County.” Rogg, who announced the sentencing in a press release. Kuchinka’s sentence needed to reflect the seriousness of the offenses and send a message of deterrence to others who may choose to prey upon our children,” said Menominee County Prosecutor Jeffery T. He was sentenced by 41st Circuit Court Judge Christopher S.
Aaron Scott Kuchinka, 33, had pleaded guilty on June 21 to two felony charges of Aggravated Possession of Child Sexually Abusive Material, punishable by a maximum of 10 years in prison.
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