This is not an exaggeration. This is a direct quote from a local news story about a really bad man who got caught doing really bad things. Someone, please, how we got from 360 to 25?!
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“… Full sentencing was 360 years in prison with 335 years suspended, according to the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office. The suspension is conditional on ten years of supervised probation and 360 years of good behavior”
From the particular news story, convict is a 40 y.o. former cop.
So 25 years in prison, followed by 10 years of probation. I presume the good behavior bit starts immediately, but I’m not sure what the bar for that is. Any violations of the suspension conditions would mean prison for life. The conviction is for CSA though, so I’m not sure he’ll even survive prison that long.
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