Former Ala. school security guard pleads guilty to child porn charges

(CBS/AP) BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A former school security officer pleaded guilty to one count of  production of child pornography on Tuesday.

Michael Wayne Wooten, 60, was arrested in November on charges that between August 2009 and April 2010 he used a vacant Birmingham, Ala. elementary school office to take photographs of young girls. 

A search of Wooten's home revealed multiple computers containing child pornography, including images shot by Wooten that showed victims between ages 4 and 9 engaged in sexually explicit behavior.

Wooten retired from the Birmingham Police Department in 1997, police Sgt. Johnny Williams, Jr. told the newspaper. He then worked as a security officer for Birmingham City Schools from July 1997 until May 2011.