A man from Rossville named Jarred Hosch was sentenced to 60 years in prison for creating a pornographic image of his intellectually disabled child. Hosch pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a child, soliciting child molestation, and soliciting sexual exploitation of a child. Evidence found on his phones by Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents included child sexual abuse materials and disturbing chat logs where Hosch fantasized about raping and torturing a young girl. Judge Chris Arnt sentenced him to 66 years, with 60 to be served in prison. The prosecution team, led by Deanna Reisman and Zachary Trippe, worked with law enforcement partners to secure the conviction. District Attorney Clayton M. Fuller praised the relentless efforts of the investigative team in protecting children from sexual predators and thanked Judge Arnt for the severe sentence.