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Prosecutor praised for putting sex offenders behind bars

April 24, 2014 | Staff Reporters

Assistant State Attorney Stephanie G. Pace saw two child sexual offenders in high-profile cases that she prosecuted get lengthy sentences last week. Donzell Nuckles received a 330-year sentence April 15, and the next day Ernest Parker was sentenced to 25 years in state prison.

Ernest Parker, standing on left, tried to place blame on his victims, but prosecutor Stephanie Pace, facing judge on right, shot down those assertions at his April 16 sentencing.

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