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April 1, 2021 2:35 PM Erin Robinson
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SPOKANE, Wash. A Warden man could spend 23 years in prison for producing child pornography and child sex trafficking.
Carlos Salgado Velasquez, 30, pleaded guilty to the charges on Wednesday pursuant to a plea agreement. A district judge will decide whether to accept the plea agreement during a sentencing hearing set for July 6.
Information from court proceedings indicates Velasquez engaged in illegal conduct with four young girls between September 2016 and September 2018. He admitted he knowingly took part in sexually explicit conduct with the victims for the purpose of producing child pornography and giving them items of value in exchange.
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