Feds: Former Marine faces child porn charges

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A former Marine corporal now working as a civilian clerk at the U.S. Marine Corps Headquarters in Arlington is facing child pornography charges after the pornography files were flagged on the service’s network. A criminal complaint was filed against Kaleb C. Masters in federal court in Alexandria this week, accusing him of downloading hundreds of images of child pornography.

Masters was on active duty for four years, then served in the reserves for one year, ending in February 2006. He has worked at headquarters as a civilian since then.

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