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Ferndale man sentenced to over a decade in prison for distributing child pornography

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Source: ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4

FBI found thousands of images and videos including infants and toddlers during search Noelle Gray, Digital Content Producer OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – Federal prosecutors say 48-year-old Brian Allen Rose of Ferndale, was sentenced to over 10 years in prison on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, for distributing child pornography. According to court records, Rose, was trading child pornography with a person involved in a different FBI investigation. Recommended Videos Previous coverage --> Ferndale man sent nearly 20 videos of child pornography online, received at least 2, feds say In February of 2026, FBI agents executed a search warrant at Rose’s home in Ferndale. Agents recovered thousands of videos and images of child pornography, including material showing infants and toddlers. Rose’s devices also contained multiple chats with other men discussing their desire to trade child pornography and to sexually assault children.

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