South Carolina State Representative Indicted on Federal Charges for Child Sexual Abuse Material
South Carolina state representative indicted on federal charges for distributing child sexual abuse material, connected to Biden-themed account on messaging app. Former South Carolina Attorney General says arrest of court clerk is a 'big loss' for Alex Murdaugh's retrial efforts.
Key Points
- Rep. Robert John May indicted on federal charges for distributing child sexual abuse material
- Connection to Biden-themed account on messaging app
- Arrested at home, faces potential prison time, fine, and supervised release
- South Carolina Freedom Caucus calls for resignation and condemns the crimes
Pros
- Justice being served for child sexual abuse crimes
- Investigation led to arrest of individual distributing child sexual abuse material
Cons
- Horrific nature of the crimes committed
- Impact on the accused individual's family