He said it was a a lot of money and asked the 19-year-old if she was planning on going to jail. I ve told some people ⦠that you may as well go to jail today and just start serving a sentence, that s how serious this is, he said. Hudson said she hadn t planned on going to jail and had no savings to pay for a lawyer. She said she was denied legal aid as she worked full time. Police prosecutor Stephen Potter said Hudson was communicating with the victim over the social media platform Snapchat when she persuaded him to transfer the money.
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