Paramedic sentenced for ‘self-servicing his non-public half’ in coworkers’ meals and filming it

A Baltimore County paramedic has been sentenced to 25 years in jail after pleading responsible to contaminating his co-workers’ meals with bodily fluids and recording his actions.

Christopher Carroll, 36, was sentenced on Tuesday, October 13, after admitting in August to 3 counts of inflicting one other particular person to ingest bodily fluid. During the plea listening to, Baltimore County Assistant State’s Attorney Logan Frye stated three movies confirmed Carroll contaminating meals with bodily fluids on county property with out his co-workers’ consent.

Carroll initially confronted 20 counts referring to the misconduct, together with three counts of malicious destruction of property, following a months-long investigation. The remaining expenses have been dropped below his plea settlement.