WBAL 11 News At Noon June 13, 2012
jail. he was sentenced but it was his comments that may have cost him. jayne miller broke the story originally. she joins us live with the latest on the sentencing. >> many defendants apologize for their crime. not this one. julia's hands and ran out on the prosecution, calling it a witch hunt. he was responding to what state prosecutors said, who wanted hensen treated more harshly than his co-defendant. prosecutors say he was a danger to the integrity of the political process. the defendant's lawyer wanted probation before judgment, calling this a minor crime, but the judge said he ...