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Roswell man charged with six child exploitation counts — Alpharetta Technology news

A 30-year-old Roswell man faces six child sexual exploitation charges after state authorities arrested him Friday following a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, officials said. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested Ahmed Shengeb, 30, of Roswell on Friday. Authorities charged him with six counts of Sexual Exploitation of Children and booked him into the DeKalb County Jail, according to state law enforcement.The arrest stems from a May 2025 CyberTip sent to the GBI’s Child Exploitation and Computer Crimes Unit from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The tip flagged the potential online possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material, investigators said.The GBI’s Atlanta Regional Investigative Office in Conyers and the Roswell Police Department assisted with the probe, state officials said.Authorities have not released details regarding specific bond amounts or an upcoming court appearance for Shengeb. Officials have als

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