DELTA COUNTY, Michigan — A 42-year-old man from Gladstone has been formally charged after authorities say he possessed and accessed child sexually abusive material on his home computer.
Andrew Lee Gigowski was arraigned on April 9 in Delta County District Court, facing multiple felony charges, including:
- Two counts related to aggravated child sexually abusive material and possession
- Four counts of using a computer to commit a crime
Investigation Triggered by Online Alert
According to the Michigan State Police, the case began after a tip flagged suspicious online activity. The alert was linked to monitoring efforts by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.
Authorities said investigators identified Gigowski as a suspect after it was discovered he had accessed the illegal content.
Search and Evidence Seizure
Police executed a search warrant at the suspect’s residence, where they reportedly collected digital devices and other evidence tied to the investigation.
Officials have not released additional details about the case at this time.
Resources and Safety Awareness
The Michigan State Police Computer Crimes Unit is urging parents and guardians to educate children about safe internet use. Authorities also encourage the public to report suspected child exploitation through the CyberTipLine available at MissingKids.org