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Jackson man pleads guilty to sex charges and child abuse

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Glen Ashley Everrett Brown (Source: Hinds County Sheriff's Dept.) Glen Ashley Everrett Brown (Source: Hinds County Sheriff's Dept.)
JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

A Jackson man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison with five years to serve after pleading guilty to gratification of lust and felony child abuse.

Glen Ashley Everrett Brown, 51, received the sentence by Hinds County Circuit Judge William Gowan on the recommendation of the district attorney's office.

Brown must also serve five years probation after his sentence.

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