DURHAM — A man has been sentenced to 21 months in jail for a campaign of criminal harassment that included posting false information about an ex-girlfriend online and subjecting her family to hundreds of “spoof” calls that left them anxious and frightened. The only time I’m not scared is when he’s in custody,” the young woman said as she read a victim impact statement in court Monday. She told the court the administrators of the U.S.-based website have demanded $2,000 to have the post removed. Sarrazin-Gillespie pleaded guilty to three counts of criminal harassment and breaching terms of his bail and probation. He was given credit for seven and a half months of pretrial custody.

Source: thestar May 01, 2018 17:37 UTC