Phoenix Youtuber sentenced to 5 years probation for cyberstalking AG's employee
Here's the latest for Tuesday, August 23: Polish president Duda visits Zelenskyy; Protest in New Zealand over government's pandemic response; Luxury yacht sinks in Ionian Sea; University studies autism and driving skills A Phoenix man was sentenced to five years of probation last week after pleading guilty to one count of cyberstalking in federal court.
Hollingberry is also accused of sending misinformation to the victim's employer, colleagues and journalists. At one point, Hollingberry states what he believes to be a female employee's age and address while calling on people to find a mugshot of her from a previous arrest he believed to have occurred. He later asks for incriminating evidence on other employees, documents say.
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