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Sandy Springs man jailed on child-porn charges

By Rhonda Cook
Feb 5, 2011

A 77-year-old Sandy Springs man was in the Fulton County Jail Friday night on charges that he had child pornography on his computer.

William Kyle Price, III was charged with seven counts of sexual exploitation of children after The Georgia Bureau of Investigation computer experts examined several computers and other electronic evidence seized from his apartment on Hammond Drive.

Agents seized the equipment on March 21, 2010, but put off his arrest because Price was scheduled to have surgery two days later. He turned himself in at the jail on Friday.

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