Army Cyber Command major gets 30 years on child porn charge The Associated Press February 8 This jail mugshot from the Lincoln County Sheriff s Office in Georgia shows Army Maj. Jason Musgrove, who was jailed after federal authorities charged him with distributing child pornography. (Lincoln County Sheriff s Office via AP) AUGUSTA, Ga. An Army officer in Georgia who held a top-secret security clearance has been sentenced to serve three decades in federal prison for producing child pornography, authorities said Monday. A federal judge sentenced 41-year-old Jason Michael Musgrove to serve 30 years after he pleaded guilty to production of child pornography, U.S. Attorney Bobby Christine said in a news release. Musgrove must also pay $9,000 in restitution to the victims and register as a sex offender.
U.S. attorney to resign, return to private practice Bobby Christine (Source: WRDW) By Jeremy Turnage | February 9, 2021 at 12:47 PM EST - Updated February 9 at 12:47 PM
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - U.S. Attorney Bobby Christine will be one of several dozen President Donald Trump-appointed lawyers to resign.
It’s customary as a new administration comes to take the reins of power in Washington to ask a slew of previous administration attorneys to submit their resignations.
Several reports say that 56 Trump-appointed attorneys are expected to be asked to resign by the Department of Justice.
Christine was one of those 56. His resignation is effective Tuesday, his office said in a statement.
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SAVANNAH, GA: Bobby L. Christine, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, announces his resignation from the presidentially appointed position where he has served since Nov. 22, 2017. Christine will return to the private practice of law in the Augusta, Ga., area.
The resignation, previously announced internally, is effective Tuesday, Feb. 9.
“It has been my distinct honor and privilege to serve the people of the 43 counties of the Southern District as their chief federal prosecutor and law enforcement officer,” said Christine. “I am proud to have worked alongside an unparalleled team of lawyers and staff in assisting our law enf