WESTMORELAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) \u2014 Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) was found on a computer at an emergency service station, leading to more than a dozen charges filed this week, Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday said Friday.<\/p>\n
Gregory Kelley, 31, was charged with 19 felonies, including 12 counts of possession of CSAM, on Wednesday, according to court records. He was a full-time wheelchair van driver for Murrysville Medic One in Westmoreland County, Sunday said.<\/p>\n
Rescuers navigate challenges getting to injured person after reported assault on Susquehanna River island <\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThis conduct is deeply disturbing as it involves someone who is supposed to be helping children and adults in their community,\u201d Sunday said in a statement. \u201cAnyone who exploits and victimizes children in this manner will be pursued aggressively and can expect to be held accountable.\u201d<\/p>\n An employee found the CSAM on a station computer on which Kelley\u2019s email account was still logged in, according to Sunday. The employee immediately reported it to the employer.<\/p>\n Sunday noted how those computers are meant to be used for work purposes only. There was also AI-generated CSAM among the discovered files.<\/p>\n