Salem Man Sentenced For Possession Of Child Sexual Abuse Material
- 09/11/26
State of Oregon v. Isaiah Gwin
Marion County Circuit Court Case # 25CR72482
Salem Man Sentenced for Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material
Salem, OR – September 11, 2026 – Earlier this week, Marion County Circuit Court Judge Courtland Geyer sentenced Isaiah Gwin (age 26) to 27 months in the Department of Corrections based on a guilty plea of four counts of Encouraging Child Sexual Abuse in the First Degree.
On October 30, 2025 after receiving CyberTips that the defendant had downloaded images and videos consisting of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), detectives from the Salem Police Department served a warrant to the home of the defendant at his NE Salem home. CyberTips revealed that Gwin had multiple downloads of dozens of images and videos containing CSAM.
In December 2025 a second search warrant was issued to secure additional evidence that included several videos, additional CSAM, and messages in which the defendant shared explicit images of himself with others.
“This type of behavior is unconscionable,” said DA-elect Brendan Murphy. “Our office is incredibly grateful for the collaborative work of law enforcement to help ensure a successful conviction.”
Deputy District Attorney Michael Kummerman represented the state in this case. The Marion County District Attorney’s Office wishes to thank the Special Victims Unit of the Salem Police Department, Oregon DOJ, and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for their incredible collaboration and thorough investigation.
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Salem Man Sentenced For Possession Of Child Sexual Abuse Material
- 09/11/26
State of Oregon v. Isaiah Gwin
Marion County Circuit Court Case # 25CR72482
Salem Man Sentenced for Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material
Salem, OR – September 11, 2026 – Earlier this week, Marion County Circuit Court Judge Courtland Geyer sentenced Isaiah Gwin (age 26) to 27 months in the Department of Corrections based on a guilty plea of four counts of Encouraging Child Sexual Abuse in the First Degree.
On October 30, 2025 after receiving CyberTips that the defendant had downloaded images and videos consisting of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), detectives from the Salem Police Department served a warrant to the home of the defendant at his NE Salem home. CyberTips revealed that Gwin had multiple downloads of dozens of images and videos containing CSAM.
In December 2025 a second search warrant was issued to secure additional evidence that included several videos, additional CSAM, and messages in which the defendant shared explicit images of himself with others.
“This type of behavior is unconscionable,” said DA-elect Brendan Murphy. “Our office is incredibly grateful for the collaborative work of law enforcement to help ensure a successful conviction.”
Deputy District Attorney Michael Kummerman represented the state in this case. The Marion County District Attorney’s Office wishes to thank the Special Victims Unit of the Salem Police Department, Oregon DOJ, and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for their incredible collaboration and thorough investigation.
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