US EditionAbbotsford man who had 12K images of child sex abuse loses appeal of sentence
- An Abbotsford man, Caleb Janzen, lost his appeal against a one-year jail sentence for possessing over 12,000 images of child sexual abuse.
- Judge Dannielle Dunn rejected a joint sentencing proposal, citing Janzen's past conviction for distributing child pornography as a factor.
- The images in Janzen's possession depicted sexual violence against children as young as nine years old, and he was deemed a moderate to high risk to re-offend by a psychologist.
- The appeal was denied by a three-judge panel, which found no errors in Judge Dunn's decision and stated that the appeal was correctly rejected based on the material presented in court.
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