ORANGE PARK, Fla. — A softball coach from Orange Park has been indicted on six counts of 'producing or attempting to produce' child porn, according to a release from the Department of Justice Wednesday.
Officials say that there were four child victims.
Andrew Lynn Overheul, 43, is facing up to 180 years in federal prison if convicted. The mandatory minimum for his charges is 15 years.
Overheul has been ordered to remain in federal custody until his trial, which is currently scheduled for June 2023.
The indictment says that the government will confiscate all of Overheul's electronic devices that may contain evidence.
The Clay County School District says the man was not employed with the district. First Coast News is working to learn more about where Overheul coached and for how long.
Documents indicate Overheul has an extensive history of traffic violations in Macon County, Illinois, including speeding, operating a vehicle without insurance and driving without a seatbelt.
The case was investigated by the Clay County Sheriff's Office, Homeland Security Investigations and the Northeast Florida INTERCEPT Task Force (Inter-Agency Child Exploitation and Person Trafficking Task Force).
The INTERCEPT Task Force was announced less than two months ago on March 2. It is funded partially by the Tim Tebow Foundation.
Tebow said during the announcement that he is deeply committed to helping children who are victims of sex crimes. "They're calling out saying 'rescue me, help me.'"