Charges were filed this week against a 14-year Pennsylvania State Police veteran accused of having thousands of pornographic files on his work computer.

A Pennsylvania State Police Corporal is accused of storing thousands of pornographic files—including AI-generated “deepfakes”—on his work computer, Attorney General Michelle Henry announced on Thursday,

Pornography and A.I-generated deepfakes led to charges against a Pennsylvania State Police corporal, Attorney General Michelle Henry announced Thursday. Stephen Kamnik, 38, of Havertown, was charged after investigators seized his workstation computer that contained a hard drive full of thousands of pornographic files.

Kamnik is charged with felony unauthorized use of a computer and misdemeanor misapplication of entrusted property. Pennsylvania State Police filed the charges. He surrendered Wednesday and was arraigned on the charges, and released on $1,000 unsecured bail, per court records.

They state that Stephen Kamnik allegedly used his work computer to store thousands of pornographic images — including A.I.-generated pornographic media.

A Pennsylvania State Police corporal is accused of storing thousands of AI-generated pornographic images on his work computer.Video above: Headlines from News 8Stephen Kamnik, 38, was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville,