A California man has been sentenced to four to 10 years in prison for having nude photos of a minor on his phone.
According to Buffalo County Court records, Corey Brewster, 42, was given the sentence Tuesday on one count of possession of child pornography. He was given credit for 315 days served.
In May, Brewster pled no contest to the charge. In exchange for his plea, prosecutors dismissed additional charges of labor/sex trafficking of a minor and enticement by electronic communications device.
The charges stem from June 2021 incident where prosecutors said the mother of a 15-year-old girl contacted Kearney Police when she discovered messages between her daughter and Brewster sent through the Grindr app last June.
Court records say Brewster offered the teen money in exchange for nude photos, which police said were on his phone.