CAMP HILL, Pa. — A Cumberland County man was arrested for possessing hundreds of files showing child pornography, according to Pennsylvania State Police.
Andrew Shane Miller, 32, of Camp Hill, was arrested on Oct. 1.
Police executed a search warrant at his home on Hearth Road on Feb. 23.
During an interview, Miller allegedly admitted to purchasing packages of files that included at least one collage showing nude children, which he uploaded to his Google account. Miller allegedly attempted to remove the picture but found that he was locked out of his Google account, which had been suspended due to the upload.
According to a criminal complaint, police showed Miller several still images taken from videos of child pornography that he had allegedly viewed. Troopers say Miller agreed that the media depicted minors engaging in sexual activity and that it was illegal to posses.
Investigators seized several of Miller's electronic devices, where they allegedly found nearly 300 files depicting child pornography.
Court documents show Miller is charged with five felony counts of child pornography and one felony count of criminal use of communication facility. He is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on Oct. 24.
