06-15-2012, 06:28 PM
30 months corrections custody.
36 months community custody (probation)
i'll get photos and more details later.
sexual deviancy treatment. what a joke.
The mother of Powell's victims addressed him at sentencing, trembling and tearful as she stood with her back to him. She said she is still waiting for an apology.
'You've sat there smugly and acted as though it's perfectly normal to have committed your crimes,' she said. 'I'm so angry. I'm angry for the hurt you caused my children. You caused them embarrassment and heartache'
Powell, wearing a grey jail uniform, declined to speak in court.
Deputy prosecutor Grant Blinn asked for an exceptional 10-year sentence, noting the number of offenses and that Powell not only secretly watched the girls, but 'memorialised' his offence by recording them so he could watch them over and over.
Powell's lawyers, Mark Quigley and Travis Currie, argued that 10 years was far beyond what any other convicted voyeur has received in Pierce County. One other defendant charged with similar offenses received a sentence of 261 days, but he took responsibility for his crimes.
Mr Quigley urged Judge Ronald Culpepper to pay no mind to the intense media attention on the case.
'We can't ignore the fact that there's intense public interest in the outcome of this case,' he said. 'I would ask you not to punish Mr Powell for the conduct of his son.'
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36 months community custody (probation)
i'll get photos and more details later.
sexual deviancy treatment. what a joke.
The mother of Powell's victims addressed him at sentencing, trembling and tearful as she stood with her back to him. She said she is still waiting for an apology.
'You've sat there smugly and acted as though it's perfectly normal to have committed your crimes,' she said. 'I'm so angry. I'm angry for the hurt you caused my children. You caused them embarrassment and heartache'
Powell, wearing a grey jail uniform, declined to speak in court.
Deputy prosecutor Grant Blinn asked for an exceptional 10-year sentence, noting the number of offenses and that Powell not only secretly watched the girls, but 'memorialised' his offence by recording them so he could watch them over and over.
Powell's lawyers, Mark Quigley and Travis Currie, argued that 10 years was far beyond what any other convicted voyeur has received in Pierce County. One other defendant charged with similar offenses received a sentence of 261 days, but he took responsibility for his crimes.
Mr Quigley urged Judge Ronald Culpepper to pay no mind to the intense media attention on the case.
'We can't ignore the fact that there's intense public interest in the outcome of this case,' he said. 'I would ask you not to punish Mr Powell for the conduct of his son.'