Enter, Wilmer Puello-Mota, a former member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard (the state-controlled, rather than federally-controlled, contingent of the United States Air Force), and also a former member of the Holyoke, Massachusetts City Council. Puello-Mota was thrown out of the US military for an impressive litany of crimes: obstruction of the judicial system, forgery, counterfeiting and of course, possession of child pornography.
Dear @patriamreminisci !
In the world I live in, doing something like that is a US$4,000 fine or a half year in prison.
It is, but only after conviction. And in the US it takes years and an insane amount of legal maneuvering before a criminal like Puello-Mota actually goes to trial.
I remember that in the United States, possession of child pornography is punishable by 10 years in prison.
Apparently the number of years varies from state to state. Down in texas it's twenty-five. In Massachusetts, the article I cited said it's five.
Apparently in Russia, it's rewarded.
Rob!
In the world I live in, possession of child pornography is punishable by a US$3,000 fine or a half year in prison.Dear @patriamreminisci !
Since you said the punishment is 25 years in prison in Texas, I guess East Asian men should be careful in Texas!😂
Thank you for advice!