Ohio Teen Breaks The Law... Gets A New Job

An Ohio teenager convicted of spray-painting graffiti on a train car got a new painting job as part of a unique sentence. Avery White was found guilty of criminal mischief for his paint job on the train car, which is owned by a rail company. The judge in

July 23, 2019Updated: July 23, 2019
News Channel NebraskaBy News Channel Nebraska

An Ohio teenager convicted of spray-painting graffiti on a train car got a new painting job as part of a unique sentence. Avery White was found guilty of criminal mischief for his paint job on the train car, which is owned by a rail company. 
    The judge in the case, known for less-than-conventional sentencing, gave White options to pay his debt to society. He could spend ten days in jail or paint the railings outside the Painesville Municipal Court with a toothbrush. He chose the paint job.
    A news crew watched as White sanded down the handrails, then repainted them with a toothbrush. Judge Michael Cicconetti said after handing down the sentence, “It may take you awhile, but that's the lesson to be learned.”  https://bit.ly/32L0EqW

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