A Michigan man is headed to prison for up to 25 years after entering no-contest pleas to charges involving child sexual abuse material, authorities said.
The defendant was identified in court documents as Michael Aaron Warner, of Michigan, according to records.
In May 2025, Michigan State Police arrested Warner following an investigation into the matter, police said.
Authorities seized digital evidence during the course of that inquiry, police said.
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On July 7, the defendant entered no-contest pleas to all six felony charges involving the possession and distribution of illegal material involving children, court records show.
A no-contest plea does not serve as an admission of guilt, court records state. The plea instead allowed the court to enter a conviction and sentence Warner without the charges being contested, according to records.
On September 10, Warner was sentenced to serve up to 25 years in prison, records show.
The defendant will also be required to register as a sex offender, according to records.
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