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Embattled Gov. Robert Bentley this afternoon agreed to a deal that forced him to resign the office of governor, plead guilty to two misdemeanors and agree to never again hold public office.
In response, the state attorney general's office will not pursue other felonies against Bentley, including those referred for prosecution last week by the Alabama Ethics Commission.
Jon Mason also referred to his wife a “child of God.”
Bentley, as part of the deal, was expected to:
Resign immediately and leave public life.
Plead guilty to two campaign violations: converting campaign contributions for personal gain and failing to report campaign contributions.
Serve one year of probation.
Perform 100 hours of unpaid community service as a physician.
Repay the $8,912 his campaign spent on the legal fees of former aide Rebekah Mason, whose involvement with Bentley led to the charges against him.
Forfeit all the money in his campaign account, which is currently $36,912. The money will go into state coffers.
In response, the state attorney general's office will not pursue other felonies against Bentley, including those referred for prosecution last week by the Alabama Ethics Commission.
abcnews.go.com...
The report was damning, including sworn testimony from current and former state employees who claim they were harassed and threatened as Bentley sought to keep the affair secret.
Governor Bentley directed law enforcement to advance his personal interests and, in a process characterized by increasing obsession and paranoia, subjected career law enforcement officers to tasks intended to protect his reputation," the report states.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: seasonal
...and having a inappropriate relationship with John Mason's wife.
Let this be a lesson to all of you out there......don't mess with the Masons.
Nothing would have been brought up if he was in a gay relationship.
originally posted by: rickymouse
Nothing would have been brought up if he was in a gay relationship.
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: rickymouse
Nothing would have been brought up if he was in a gay relationship.
Really?
15sec. on google...
www.newnownext.com...
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: rickymouse
Nothing would have been brought up if he was in a gay relationship.
Really?
15sec. on google...
www.newnownext.com...
I'm not going to say anything about those, that might not be politically correct to say anything about gay activities.
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: rickymouse
Nothing would have been brought up if he was in a gay relationship.
Really?
15sec. on google...
www.newnownext.com...
I'm not going to say anything about those, that might not be politically correct to say anything about gay activities.
Really, I hear conservatives giving Barney Frank a ration of $h!t about his homosexuality all the time. A. Jones, Rush, Levin, plenty of AM radio personalities.
originally posted by: seasonal
a reply to: olaru12
Could it be the prostitution?
Barney Frank and the Male Prostitute – 1989
www.washingtonpost.com...
In response, the state attorney general's office will not pursue other felonies against Bentley, including those referred for prosecution last week by the Alabama Ethics Commission.