But that's not likely to happen. Andringa said the state wouldn't reduce the charge to a misdemeanor. And Boudreau, according to his public defender, Michael Tewell, won't plead guilty to a felony because he doesn't want to be labeled a sex offender for life. Tewell advised Boudreau not to comment for this story. McCabe said his office sometimes elects not to prosecute a case, but this isn't one of those situations.
Nobody has to go to prison.
But people have to accept consequences for their actions. Sometimes you just have to hold them accountable. I'm not willing to say that. St. Petersburg Times. All rights reserved.