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From WNEP:
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The Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of radio stations owned by convicted sex offender Doug Lane of Lackawanna County. The stations, formerly known as WWDL and WICK, were sold for $1.9 million.
For the first time in U.S. history, some of the money from the sale will be distributed to eight individuals involved in the case, including some who claimed to be Lane's victims, and agencies that serve abused children.
Bold Gold Media is the new owner and has agreed to the price. According to Assistant District Attorney Gene Talerico, the in the past the FCC would just take the station license from the offender. Because case was so compelling, Talerico said, the FCC granted the money distribution.
Lane was convicted in March of sexually assaulting a boy 10 years ago. He was sentenced to at least 14 years in prison.
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The Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of radio stations owned by convicted sex offender Doug Lane of Lackawanna County. The stations, formerly known as WWDL and WICK, were sold for $1.9 million.
For the first time in U.S. history, some of the money from the sale will be distributed to eight individuals involved in the case, including some who claimed to be Lane's victims, and agencies that serve abused children.
Bold Gold Media is the new owner and has agreed to the price. According to Assistant District Attorney Gene Talerico, the in the past the FCC would just take the station license from the offender. Because case was so compelling, Talerico said, the FCC granted the money distribution.
Lane was convicted in March of sexually assaulting a boy 10 years ago. He was sentenced to at least 14 years in prison.
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