FARMERSBURG, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — A Farmersburg man charged with six counts of child exploitation appeared in court Friday, as he awaits a March trial date.
According to the Terre Haute Police Department, detectives from the department’s Juvenile Division and members of the ICAC executed a search warrant and arrested 44-year-old Brandon Shockley on August 19.
Shockley was allegedly in possession of child pornography.
Police said during the raid, they found an elaborate computer room inside the home. The search warrant turned up computer towers, cell phones, and laptops.
At the time of Shockley’s arrest, Captain Gary Shook, Director of Terre Haute Police Department Juvenile Division, said, “Made an arrest, found plenty of electronics. Will be sent off to be forensically analyzed to see if there’s more information.”
Shockley appeared in court on Friday, October 24, for a pretrial conference in the Sullivan Circuit Court.
Shockley will appear in court next for another pretrial conference on January 13, 2026, with his jury trial date set for March.
