Judge releases rape convict on personal recognizance
A Kingston man was convicted of violently raping a woman at a house party in 2023 on Tuesday and released on bail prior to sentencing, over prosecutors’ requests, the Plymouth DA reported. Jason Webb, a 22-year-old Kingston man, was convicted of violently raping a woman at a house party in 2023, but was released on personal recognizance prior to sentencing over prosecutors' requests. Webb was convicted on two counts of rape and one count of indecent assault and battery after eight and a half hours of jury deliberation. He was found not guilty on two other counts of indecent assaults and battery. The incident occurred at a party at Webb's home in Kingston in the early morning hours of August 26, 2023. Webb could face up to 20 years in state prison on each rape charge and up to five years for each indecent assault.
Опубликовано : 4 часа назад от Grace Zokovitch в Health World
A Kingston man was convicted of violently raping a woman at a house party in 2023 on Tuesday was released on personal recognizance prior to sentencing, over prosecutors’ requests, according to the Ply... [1276 symbols]
Темы: Sexual Exploitation
