Thank goodness he was honest.
When Christopher Stringham applied for a job with the Missouri State Highway Patrol last month, they asked him the standard set of questions. One of those questions,reports KMOV, was if he'd ever engaged in a sexual crime he could be convicted of.
The 26-year-old job applicant allegedly said yes, and told them he'd inappropriately touched a child several times. The Daily Journal reports Stringham implied the inappropriate contact was an accident each time, according to police.
Instead of landing a job, Stringham now faces 20 counts of first-degree statutory sodomy. According to the AP, the man's bond has been set at $25,000. Should he be released, he'll be ordered to wear an ankle bracelet.
When Christopher Stringham applied for a job with the Missouri State Highway Patrol last month, they asked him the standard set of questions. One of those questions,reports KMOV, was if he'd ever engaged in a sexual crime he could be convicted of.
The 26-year-old job applicant allegedly said yes, and told them he'd inappropriately touched a child several times. The Daily Journal reports Stringham implied the inappropriate contact was an accident each time, according to police.
Instead of landing a job, Stringham now faces 20 counts of first-degree statutory sodomy. According to the AP, the man's bond has been set at $25,000. Should he be released, he'll be ordered to wear an ankle bracelet.
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