The new arrest, the police said in a statement, stemmed from the discovery of child sex abuse material (CSAM), which most laymen call child pornography, on Wrhel’s phone during the ongoing investigation. An evidentiary affidavit filed Thursday in Cheyenne Circuit Court gives more detail about the alleged discovery. Wrhel was released from jail Aug. 8 on a $500,000 bond for which a surety company posted a portion, court documents say. The New ChargesThe child sex abuse material charges add another 90 years in prison, maximum, onto the up-to 285 years he already faced under the molestation case. Those new charges are nine felony counts of child porn possession, each punishable by up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines.