An indictment unsealed Wednesday charged a former Lindenhurst school district custodian with more than 100 felony counts for allegedly distributing videos and photographs depicting him sexually abusing a child.

Brian Woehr, 40, of Lindenhurst, was arrested and charged earlier this month with two felony counts of promoting a sexual performance by a child and possession of a sexual performance of a child under 16, Newsday reported.

The indictment alleges Woehr filmed himself sexually abusing a minor and sharing the materials with others, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said in a news release.

"Beyond the horrific trauma of the sexual abuse itself, this defendant allegedly recorded these despicable acts and distributed that material to others," Tierney said. "Each view and share re-victimizes the child."

Tierney's office did not specify the building where Woehr worked in the school district or when he was employed. The school district could not be immediately reached for comment Wednesday.

An investigation into Woehr began April 30 when the Suffolk County Police Department  received a tip from the New York State Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that Woehr allegedly uploaded "multiple child sexual abuse images" via Google, according to the district attorney.

That same day, Suffolk police executed a search warrant at Woehr’s home, where they confiscated his cellphone. A forensic analysis of the device revealed that Woehr allegedly produced several of the shared images and videos.

The following day, Woehr pleaded not guilty to two counts of promoting a sexual performance by a child and one count of possession of a sexual performance of a child under 16, Newsday reported at the time.

The investigation continued, revealing Woehr’s previous employment with the Lindenhurst school district, according to the release.

Woehr pleaded not guilty Wednesday before Acting Supreme Court Justice Karen M. Wilutis at Suffolk County Court in Riverhead to two counts of first-degree sexual abuse; two counts of use of a child in a sexual performance as a sexually motivated felony; two counts of use of a child in a sexual performance; 52 counts of possessing a sexual performance by a child; 54 counts of promoting a sexual performance by a child; and endangering the welfare of a child.

Steve Fondulis, listed as Woehr’s defense attorney in court records, did not immediately respond to telephone messages seeking comment Wednesday.

Police urge anyone with any additional information regarding the case to call the Suffolk County Digital Forensics Unit at 631-852-6279.