A Sanford man is behind bars after state agents raided his home. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) announced Tuesday the arrest of 29-year-old Jordan Kenneth Graham on multiple charges.
He now faces 11 counts of possession of child sexual abuse material. This arrest comes as part of a wider push by state authorities to track down people who share illegal files of children online.
The case started building back in March 2025. That is when the FDLE Cybercrime Task Force received a specific tip. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children warned agents that someone had uploaded more than 30 files to a cloud storage account.
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These files depicted the sexual abuse of children. Investigators began digging into the digital trail and eventually linked the online account directly to Graham and his home in Sanford.
On January 22, agents made their move. The Cybercrime Task Force and the FDLE Special Operations Team executed a search warrant at Graham’s home.
They searched the home and seized multiple electronic devices to check for evidence. Graham was arrested at the scene without incident and taken to the Seminole County Jail.
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The legal process is now moving forward. Attorney General James Uthmeier’s Office of Statewide Prosecution is set to prosecute the case. However, authorities say the work isn’t finished yet.
The investigation is still active, and forensic experts are examining the seized devices closely. Depending on what that analysis finds, Graham could face additional charges.
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