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A Sangerville man is going to prison for six years for having child pornography.
John McKenzie was sentenced Tuesday morning in a federal courtroom in Bangor.
According to court documents, McKenzie had pictures and videos on a computer of children engaging in sexual conduct.
When he's out of jail he'll be on supervised release for five years. He must also pay more than $25,000 in restitution.
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