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Community - Annapolis
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Published
12/04/09
A city alderman who ran for mayor could face as much as 11 years in prison when he's sentenced early next year after being convicted yesterday of fondling a Naval Academy midshipman he had sponsored. 
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But Alderman Sam Shropshire will likely not face a stiff sentence in his Feb. 22 sentencing. Guidelines typically call for punishments ranging from probation to just months in jail for first-time offenders convicted of misdemeanor charges. Shropshire, D-Ward 7, who will leave office on Monday when his first and only term on the City Council expires, remains free and was ordered to have no contact with the...
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