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‘Start them young:’ Former Metro Detroit doctor sentenced in child sex abuse case

A former Metro Detroit doctor was sentenced this week to 108 months -- or about 9 years in federal prison -- after pleading guilty in May to a federal child sex abuse charge. The charge stemmed from a multi-state investigation into the sexual exploitation of children involving three other men.

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