近距离内射合集

The 近距离内射合集鈥檚 editor in chief is on leave after pleading guilty to a shoplifting incident at a Walmart in Rio Rancho last month.

Patrick Ethridge, 47, was charged with misdemeanor shoplifting on Aug. 24.

Ethridge pleaded guilty on Wednesday morning and Rio Rancho Municipal Court Judge Michael Gibson immediately sentenced him to 90 days in jail, with 80 days suspended.

Ethridge is currently serving a 10-day sentence at the Sandoval County Detention Center. Under New Mexico law, a petty misdemeanor is punishable by up to six months in jail and/or a $500 fine.

Ethridge鈥檚 attorney did not respond to a request for comment.

鈥淚 am saddened to announce that, effective immediately, I am putting our Executive Editor, Patrick Ethridge, on a mandatory leave of absence,鈥� Journal Publisher William P. Lang said in a statement Friday. 鈥淲e don鈥檛 know or understand all the details yet, but were shocked to learn that he has been charged with shoplifting and sentenced by a Municipal Judge in Rio Rancho, where he is currently serving ten days.鈥�

Lang added, 鈥淎t the 近距离内射合集, we believe in being transparent, and holding people to a higher standard, including ourselves. We appreciate your support and concern, and will report more information when it is clear to us.鈥�

Ethridge became executive editor and vice president of the Journal on May 30, 2023.

With 26 years of experience with newspapers, Ethridge鈥檚 most recent role before the Journal was as editor and publisher of the Beatrice Daily Sun in Nebraska.

On Aug. 24, Rio Rancho police responded to a shoplifting at the Walmart Supercenter at Unser and Southern, according to a criminal complaint filed in Municipal Court. Store security told police that two boys were 鈥渁cting disorderly around the store, knocking over displays and concealing items.鈥�

Police said officers identified the boys as Ethridge鈥檚 sons and found the family in the self-checkout area and 鈥渁dvised them of the allegations.鈥� Officers watched surveillance video, which showed the boys opening energy drinks, drinking some and putting them on the shelf again.

While reviewing the footage, officers saw Ethridge 鈥渟kip scanning鈥� items 鈥� which means pretending to scan items through self-checkout without paying, according to the complaint. Officers said Ethridge would 鈥渟can some items and not others.鈥�

鈥淭he sum of all unpaid merchandise, including the energy drinks the boys consumed, was $104.20,鈥� according to police.

On Thursday, Ethridge鈥檚 attorney, filed a motion to withdraw his guilty plea and said he had initially pleaded guilty 鈥渨anting to get this case over with as expeditiously as possible鈥� and 鈥渋n spite of the fact that he did not intentionally steal any items.鈥�

In the motion, Ethridge said he didn鈥檛 know the items had not been scanned and 鈥渁sked to pay for the unscanned items.鈥�

鈥淭he store refused to do this and pressed charges of shoplifting against Mr. Ethridge instead,鈥� according to the motion.