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Ex-Minnesota trooper pleads guilty to texting himself nude photos from woman's phone
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A former Minnesota state trooper on Wednesday pleaded guilty to texting himself intimate pictures from a woman's cell phone after she'd been in a suspected DWI crash.
Albert Kuehne, 37, was originally charged with two felony harassment counts that could've carried a possible five-year prison sentence.
But Kuehne pleaded guilty in Hennepin County District Court to a lesser charge of misdemeanor nonconsensual dissemination of private sexual images and agreed to two years of probation.
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