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Child-Like Doll Found In CT Home Of 3X Sex Offender Facing Decade In Prison, Feds Say Child-Like Doll Found In CT Home Of 3X Sex Offender Facing Decade In Prison, Feds Say
Child-Like Doll Found In CT Home Of 3X Sex Offender Facing Decade In Prison, Feds Say A Derby man will spend more than 11 years in federal prison for a disturbing child exploitation case — his third conviction involving children — and violations of his supervised release, federal authorities said. Michael Szwarc, 36, was sentenced to 134 months of imprisonment, along with 25 years of supervised release, the U.S. Attorney for Connecticut said. Szwarc was previously convicted in 2013 in state court for possession of child sexual abuse material in the second degree, and again in 2022 in federal court for receiving such material, authorities said. ** WARNING: The following news…

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by Josh Lanier
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Norwalk Man On Federal Supervised Release Sentenced For Possessing Gun Norwalk Man On Federal Supervised Release Sentenced For Possessing Gun
Norwalk Man On Federal Supervised Release Sentenced For Possessing Gun A convict from Fairfield County is heading back to prison for violating conditions of his supervised release by possessing an illegal weapon and crack cocaine. Sentrell Bookhardt, also known as “Scab,” 33, of Norwalk was sentenced in Bridgeport district court to 84 months in prison, followed by five years of supervised release for illegally possessing a firearm and violating the conditions of his supervised release from a prior federal conviction. U.S. Attorney John Durham said that in January 2014, Bookhardt was sentenced in Hartford federal court to 60 months in prison, followed by three …

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by Zak Failla
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CT Man Sentenced For Gun, Drug Offenses, Violating Supervised Release CT Man Sentenced For Gun, Drug Offenses, Violating Supervised Release
CT Man Sentenced For Gun, Drug Offenses, Violating Supervised Release A convicted felon in Connecticut is heading back to prison after being busted with an illegal, stolen weapon and selling drugs. In October 2008, New London resident James Bowers was sentenced to 10 years in prison, followed by eight years of supervised release after being found guilty of possessing a firearm as a previously convicted felon and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine. Bowers was released from federal prison in December 2014. Less than two years after his release, on June 30, 2016, while on supervised release, police conducted a court-authorized search of his resi…

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by Zak Failla