BROOKLYN MAN INDICTED IN WESTERN NEW YORK ON FEDERAL CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A federal grand jury has indicted a Brooklyn man on charges involving the alleged production and distribution of child pornography after an investigation that began with the disappearance of a minor and led authorities to Niagara Falls.

Alexey Aleksandrovich Moskalyuk, 27, of Brooklyn, is charged with production and distribution of child pornography. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of New York stated that the charges carry penalties ranging from a mandatory minimum of five years in federal prison to a maximum of 30 years. Moskalyuk has not been convicted of the charges.

According to the indictment and an earlier criminal complaint, law enforcement became involved on August 3, 2026, after receiving a report concerning a missing minor. Investigators examined electronic devices supplied by the minor’s parent and found communications between the minor and Moskalyuk conducted through social media.

Authorities located the minor the following day in Niagara Falls, New York, accompanied by Moskalyuk, who investigators said had traveled from Brooklyn.

The federal investigation subsequently recovered evidence described by prosecutors as sexually explicit communications and recordings involving Moskalyuk and the minor. Authorities also identified what the government described as Moskalyuk’s participation in an online group that facilitated harmful interactions between adults and minors.

The indictment moves the case beyond the initial complaint stage by placing the charges before a federal grand jury. An indictment represents a formal accusation that probable cause exists to bring the charges forward. It does not establish guilt, and the government must still prove each charged offense beyond a reasonable doubt if the case proceeds to trial.

The investigation was conducted by the FBI Buffalo Office under Special Agent-in-Charge Allen D. Davis II and the Albion Police Department under Chief David Mogle. The Orleans County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI’s Honolulu Office also provided assistance. Assistant U.S. Attorney Sasha Mascarenhas is prosecuting the case.

In this case, the government’s allegations currently rest on the federal indictment and the previously filed complaint. Moskalyuk is presumed innocent unless and until prosecutors establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in federal court.

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