Former Maryland mayor, prominent Democrat sentenced to 30 years for possession and distribution of child sex abuse images

Wojahn, who formerly served as the first openly gay mayor of College Park, Maryland received the sentence after he was arrested for possession and distribution of child pornography in March, reports Fox News.

Court documents said that Wojahn used the social media app Kik to load and distribute child pornography. Police later confiscated a storage device, several cell phones, a computer, and a tablet from his residence all due to suspicions they contained child pornography.

The longtime Democrat was a mentee of Biden's Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, who himself was also a small-town mayor. Wojahn also has made numerous appearances at the White House, often being seen in photographs with Buttigieg in Washington, DC.

Wojahn has referred to Joe Biden as "the most pro-LGBTQ President in US history."

Despite Wojahn's charges, the City of College Park put out a public statement thanking him for "his many years of dedicated service."

CBS reports that Wojahn pleaded guilty to over 100 counts linked to the possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material back in August.

This plea deal calls for Wojahn to serve 30 years in prison, according to the office of Prince George County State Attorney Aisha Braveboy.

At the time of his resignation, Wohan said that while "this investigation does not involve any official city business of any kind, it is in the best interests of our community that I step aside and not serve as a distraction."

He added that he needed to step away in order to deal with his "mental health."

Wojahn, much like his past mentor Pete Buttigieg, is from the Midwest and was the first openly gay mayor in his town.