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Fargo Police Make Child Porn Arrest

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This week Fargo Police Department detectives working in the Crimes Against Children's division arrested John Robert Ehlen for possession of child pornography.

Investigators say starting in 2010 Ehlen allegedly downloaded multiple files believed to contain child pornography.

A search of his computer resulted in the recovery of numerous images of child pornography.

Ehlen, who's 29, faces up to 5 years in prison and/or a $5,000 fine if convicted.

 

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