Meanwhile,
in Utah:
A counselor at a LaVerkin facility for troubled youth was sentenced to 120 days in jail Tuesday for showing personal videos of sexual behavior to boys being housed at the institution.
Donald M. Brown Jr., 48, pleaded guilty in August to five felony counts of offering harmful material to a minor as part of an agreement that dismissed five other charges, but acknowledged in the 5th District Court hearing that he had written a letter to the court in which he claimed the charges were racially motivated.
So show vulnerable teens in your care sexual images of yourself, go to jail for 120 days.
Steal a $150 coat, go to jail for life. To top it off:
Stout said Brown has found a job since being fired from the Youth Foundation Success Academy, a youth facility that is an outgrowth of the Cross Creek Programs and Horizon Academy.
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