Ex-Maryland mayor avoids prison time in revenge porn plea deal admitting he put ex-girlfriend's nudes online
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Former Cambridge, Maryland, Andrew Bradshaw, pleaded guilty to five counts of distributing revenge porn after sharing naked photographs of an ex-girlfriend to Reddit.com without her consent.
Dorchester County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Ross gave Bradshaw to a total five years and five days of incarceration sentence, all suspended, meaning he will avoid imprisonment so long as certain conditions are met. He was also sentenced to a total three years’ supervised probation, and fines totaling $5,000.
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