He was charged on the nineteenth of March 2025 with one count of forgery.

He pleaded, on the second of June, to one count of falsification, which is a misdemeanour of the first degree in this state, and which in plain terms means knowingly making a false statement on an official document.

He received eighteen months of community control, a five-hundred-dollar fine, forty hours of community service and a conviction.

No jail.

None was asked for.

Restitution was zero, because nothing was taken.