MADISON, Wis. (WFRV) - Timothy M. O'Shea, the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin announced via release on Tuesday that a Wisconsin man was sentenced to 195 months in federal prison on child pornography charges. According to the release, 34-year-old Johsua Sherwood of Arpin will spend 25 years on supervised release after his prison time after he pled guilty to the charge on Nov. 4. Minnesota bank robbery suspect arrested in rural Wisconsin, awaiting extradition Sherwood was released from state prison following a child pornography conviction and immediately went back to reaching out to minors across the country. According to the release, Sherwood manipulated young girls into producing explicit images by sending money and items from their Amazon wish lists. If the girls refused, Sherwood threatened to send the images to the victim's parents or to harm himself. Minnesota bank robbery suspect arrested in rural Wisconsin, awaiting extradition U.S. District Judge William M. Conley noted at the sentencing that Sherwood was willing to exploit victims directly and enjoyed it. The 16-year sentence came from the seeming lack of remorse for previous crimes and that it would be difficult for Sherwood to change without severe punishment. No more details were provided.