A Leavenworth, Kan., man has pleaded guilty to producing child pornography, according to U.S. Attorney Lanny Welch.

Chris Dwire pleaded guilty to one count of producing child pornography and one count of attempted sexual abuse of a child.

A woman in December 2008 called Leavenworth police to report that her 13-year-old daughter was talking to an unknown male online. Dwire wanted to meet the teenager for sex, but was arrested by police after he drove his vehicle over there.

On Dwire was a Kodak Easy Share camera. Once they investigated further, they found 90 child porn movies on Dwire's computer, some of which were produced by the suspect himself.

The federal government will recommend more than 21 years in prison for Dwire.

Dwire pleaded guilty into a Kansas City, Kan., court.

A Rantoul, Kan., man has pleaded guilty to a charge of producing child pornography.

Ronald Schulz, 54, pleaded guilty today in a Kansas City, Kan., court.

He admits to communicating with an undercover agent in Sacramento, Calif., by sending photos of child pornography through email and other Internet forms of communication.

The images were traced to Rantoul, Kan.

A search warrant for his home was served in September. There, law enforcement found thousands of mages of child pornography. Among the worst photos included a 2-month-old girl who was a relative of Schulz. In the photos, Schulz was shown touching the child’s private area.

He could face between 15-30 years in prison, along with a fine of $250,000.