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10/29/09
LA PLATA, Md. (AP) — A Maryland judge apologized Wednesday for engaging in a bit of vigilante justice when he let the air out of the tire of a courthouse employee who parked in a restricted area. Find Us On Facebook
After pleading guilty in the courthouse where he usually presides, Charles County Circuit Judge Robert C. Nalley was given a $500 fine for tampering with a vehicle and ordered to write a private "heartfelt letter of apology" to Jean Washington, the woman whose tire he deflated. A visiting judge also sentenced Nalley to probation before judgment, meaning the conviction won't appear on his record.
"Your honor, I'm...
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