Because he had no prior offences, the judge said that Sean Whippler was less likely to reoffend. So he cute his sentence down by 182x what it could have been.
Sean Whippler, 26, took a plea deal that saw him avoid a possible 90-year jail sentence, and instead get only 180 days behind bars
Sean Whippler, 26, was accused of sexually abusing a girl for years, beginning when she was younger than 13-years-old in Roscoe, Illinois. That saw him plea guilty to the lesser charge of Criminal Sexual Abuse. He was sentenced to 180 days in jail, then four years of probation. Whippler’s 180-day sentence will include the approximately 70 days he has already been held at the Winnebago County Jail.
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