Georgetown, September 12, 2025
News Summary
A man from Georgetown, Texas, has been sentenced to 300 years in prison after being convicted of multiple counts of child pornography. Daniel Bracamontez, 54, was found guilty of five counts of possession during a trial. The case began after a cyber tip alerted law enforcement. A search of his home revealed over 20 electronic devices containing horrific materials involving children. The sentence aims to protect the community and deter future predators.
Georgetown Man Sentenced to 300 Years for Child Pornography Charges
A Georgetown, Texas man has been sentenced to 300 years in prison following his conviction on multiple counts of child pornography. Daniel Bracamontez, 54, was found guilty of five counts of possession of child pornography during a trial that concluded on September 9. The sentencing, handed down by the Honorable Judge Donna King, will see Bracamontez serve 60 years for each count, with the sentences to run consecutively.
The case against Bracamontez originated from a cyber tip received in 2021 from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. An alert from Google, Inc. indicated that pornographic material had been uploaded from an IP address associated with Bracamontez’s home. Following this alert, Georgetown Police Department initiated an investigation, which culminated in the execution of a search warrant at his residence in March 2021.
During the search, law enforcement officials seized over 20 electronic devices, including a cell phone. The forensic examination of the cell phone uncovered pornographic materials featuring the sexual abuse of children aged between 2 and 16 years, with the youngest victim depicted being just 3 years old. This horrific content was stored on a hidden app, as detailed by a digital forensic expert from the Texas Rangers, who testified in the trial.
Bracamontez’s criminal background includes previous convictions for theft, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, as well as multiple offenses related to driving while intoxicated. His extensive history of criminal behavior raised serious concerns during the trial regarding his potential threat to the community and the safety of children.
The case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorneys Victoria Winkeler and Cari Warner from the Williamson County District Attorney’s Office. In the wake of the verdict, District Attorney Shawn Dick emphasized the significance of the sentence, highlighting its role in protecting children and sending a strong message to potential predators residing in the community.
Key Details of the Case
- Defendant: Daniel Bracamontez, 54 years old
- Location: Georgetown, Texas
- Verdict Date: September 9
- Charges: Five counts of possession of child pornography
- Sentence: 300 years in total; sentences to run consecutively
- Content Found: Images and videos depicting sexual abuse of children aged 2 to 16
- Investigation Start Year: 2021
- Police Department: Georgetown Police Department
- Criminal History: Previous convictions for theft, aggravated assault, and DUI
Background Context
This case highlights the ongoing efforts by law enforcement agencies, such as the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, to combat child exploitation. Advances in technology and increased collaboration between tech companies and law enforcement are vital for identifying and prosecuting individuals engaging in this heinous conduct. The verdict serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance in protecting vulnerable children from abuse and exploitation.
FAQ
What was Daniel Bracamontez convicted of?
Bracamontez was convicted of five counts of possession of child pornography.
What was his sentence?
He received a total sentence of 300 years in prison, with each count carrying a 60-year term to be served consecutively.
Who conducted the investigation?
The investigation was carried out by the Georgetown Police Department, initiated by a cyber tip from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
What was found during the search of his home?
Law enforcement officials found over 20 electronic devices, including a cell phone that contained pornographic materials depicting child sexual abuse.
What age range did the victims fall under?
The victims depicted in the materials ranged from as young as 2 years to 16 years old, with the youngest victim being 3 years old.
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- KVUE News
- Wikipedia: Child Pornography
- Statesman News
- Google Search: Georgetown man sentenced 300 years
- News4SanAntonio
- Google Scholar: Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
- KVUE Video News
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Child Exploitation Prevention
- Statesman Crime News
- Google News: Georgetown child pornography case
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