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November 6, 2009

Trial set next month for FBI agent

Accused of invasion of privacy at Middletown Mall

FAIRMONT — An April incident involving two FBI agents allegedly videotaping young girls changing in a Middletown Mall dressing room has resulted in a plea agreement for one of the individuals while the other awaits a December trial.

According to court documents, New Milton resident Gary Sutton Jr., 43, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit criminal invasion of privacy in Marion County Magistrate Court for the incident on Sept. 1. Within the plea, he was placed on six months unsupervised probation and given a $200 fine.

Marion Prosecutor Pat Wilson said Sutton has also resigned from the FBI.

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