CLEMSON — Clemson police arrested a man last week after they allegedly found child pornography on his computer.

On June 29, the Clemson Police Department received a complaint of a person possibly in possession of child pornography, according to a release from police chief Jimmy Dixon. Based on the complaint, investigators were granted a search warrant for the man’s computer and bedroom.

According to Dixon, the search revealed child pornographic videos stored on the man’s computer. In addition, police seized 14 DVDs from the man’s bedroom.

Although the investigation is still ongoing, police charged 21-year-old Kenneth David Parker, of Clemson, with third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor. Parker was also charged with simple possession of marijuana.

He was released from the Pickens County Detention Center on a $10,000 surety bond, according to the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office website.

Dixon asks anyone with information pertinent to the investigation to call Clemson police at (864) 624-2000.