PRATTVILLE, AL (WSFA) - An Elmore County man has been sentenced to prison for child abuse involving his two young sons.

An Autauga County Judge sentenced 22-year-old Mohamad Osman of Deatsville to serve 20 years in prison following his conviction on aggravated child abuse charges.

Authorities say the child abuse involved Osman's twin boys who were only one-year-old at the time of the reported abuse.

Due to the sensitive nature of the case, no additional details could be released.

Alabama Department of Labor Commissioner Tom Surtees announced today that the Department has successfully prosecuted several Alabamians for unemployment compensation fraud. The following individuals were charged with violating the Alabama Unemployment Compensation Law by making false statements in claims for benefits:

Feleicia Cobb, of Montgomery, was tried in Montgomery County District Court on October 22, 2012. An investigation by Labor’s Benefit Payment Control Section determined that Cobb received a total of $3,672.00 in benefits to which she was not entitled.

Cobb pled guilty and was sentenced to one year in jail, which was suspended. She was also ordered to pay a $262.00 fine, court costs, and restitution in the amount of benefits received illegally.

Roland Prickett, of Opelika, was tried in Lee County District Court on October 30, 2012.

On Saturday night, October 13, 2012 at around 10:00 P.M. Officers responded to the area of Gilmer Avenue near Knox Street due to reported shooting.   Officers had been conducting a traffic investigations at CVS Pharmacy parking lot, when they audibly heard gun fire in the direction of McDonalds. Officers responded to the scene and found a Mitsobishi Montero sport SUV in the roadway with one gun shot to the front windshield. Officers determined that the only injuries were from glass fragments. The investigation determined that the offenders were possibly in a small vehicle, possibly at white Chevy Malibu which was seen traveling at a high rate of speed south on Jordan Avenue, occupied by two black males. Further investigation into the events led investigators to a residence on Joy Street were it was determined that same individuals had forcibly entered the residence and discharged a firearm, and left with a video gaming system.