Original sentence: He retired from the full-time practice of Pediatrics in 2006 and worked at a pediatrician office in Milton, Delaware.His license was also suspended in Delaware following his arrest.In 2012, he and his second wife were arrested on child endangerment charges based on allegations made by his eleven year old step-daughter.Morse was convicted of reckless endangerment and was sentenced to serve three years in prison
Edited sentence: After his arrest on child endangerment charges in 2012, his Delaware license was suspended.During Morse's 2014 trial, he was dubbed as the "waterboarding doctor" by the media.He retired from the full-time practice of Pediatrics in 2006 before moving to Delaware in 2007.In 2012, Morse and his second wife were charged with felony child endangerment based on allegations made by his eleven-year-old step-daughter.Morse was released from Sussex County Correctional Institution (SSCI) in 2016.Prior to his arrest, he was working as a pediatrician at an office in Milton, Delaware.Trial testimony did not substantiate any instances of "waterboarding" as the term is generally understood; however, Morse was convicted of reckless endangerment and was sentenced to serve three years in prison