A Maryland Grand Jury has returned an indictment against Democratic College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn, for 40 counts of possession of child pornography and 40 counts of possession with the intent to distribute.
Wojahn was arrested shortly after he resigned from his office. According to court documents, Wojahn uploaded the suspected child pornography to the social media website KIK (video on his arrest can be found below).
The resigned mayor, who is gay, has praised Buttigieg’s “mentorship” with his career in interviews.
Just two mayors, grabbing a beer together. #MayorPete pic.twitter.com/yAke5bmavN
— Patrick Wojahn (@patrick_wojahn) July 11, 2019
The New York Post reports:
“I actually met Mayor Pete Buttigieg shortly after I was elected mayor in 2015,” Wojahn, who is gay, told the Washington Blade, an LGBT-focused news outlet, back in 2019.
Wojahn explained how the former South Bend, Ind., mayor, who is also gay, was tasked with being his “buddy” at a gathering of mayors in Washington long before Buttigieg’s 2020 White House run.
Fox News reports that Wojahn liked to visit the Biden White House.
According to White House visitor logs, Wojahn visited the White House once in 2021 on June 25. He would then make two more visits in 2022 on June 15 and Sept. 13. According to Wojahn’s Instagram and the White House website, Wojahn was in attendance at an event "Commemorating LGBTQ+ Pride Month." Pictures from his Instagram show Biden and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg giving remarks for the event.
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He also visited the White house on multiple other occasions, according to Fox.
The other two White House events he attended were a "Pride Month Reception," which included a "Signing of an Executive Order on Advancing LGBTQI+ Individuals," and a ceremony celebrating the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.
In addition to the three visits listed on the White House website, Wojahn made three additional visits in December 2022 and January 2023, which will not be released on the White House website until March 30 and April 30.
It is unknown at this time whether any images of Wojahn at those events have been distributed on the internet.
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