Officials didn’t appreciate Shawn’s outgoing personality, so he was arrested.
His crime x2, as per the Charles County State’s Attorney’s Office: failure to comply with an emergency order.As noted by The Daily Caller, the gregarious guy was sentenced by a district court judge to one year in prison.
Beyond his time in the joint, Shawn’ll enjoy three additional years of unsupervised probation.
No word on how many cases Shawn caused [from his March parties], but if Maryland follows New York’s lead in the future of our seemingly endless lockdown, we may see a situation where a man is released from prison because of the coronavirus, who went to prison because of the coronavirus.