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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I think I know which news story you mean. Is it the Chesapeake thing? If so, you’re missing a detail. He wasn’t sentenced to 360 years, but to 25 years with an additional 335 years suspended. The judge didn’t try to give him an actual 360-year sentence.
As far as I know, this means that he’ll be on probation for the rest of the time, and will only have to go to prison if he breaks the terms of his probation.
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