Friday, December 03, 2010
Former University Of Kentucky Administrator Sentenced
KENTUCKY....
Sixty-eight year old Robert S. Tannenbaum, a former University of Kentucky administrator and educator, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison on four counts of first-degree sexual abuse. Fayette Circuit Judge James Ishmael ordered that sentences be served consecutively. Among several letters written to Ishmael on Tannenbaum's behalf were letters from state Sen. Kathy Stein and UK President Lee T. Todd Jr. Tannenbaum was director of the undergraduate research office in UK's undergraduate education office when he was arrested in March. He was placed on administrative leave after his arrest. He retired from UK in April.
Sixty-eight year old Robert S. Tannenbaum, a former University of Kentucky administrator and educator, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison on four counts of first-degree sexual abuse. Fayette Circuit Judge James Ishmael ordered that sentences be served consecutively. Among several letters written to Ishmael on Tannenbaum's behalf were letters from state Sen. Kathy Stein and UK President Lee T. Todd Jr. Tannenbaum was director of the undergraduate research office in UK's undergraduate education office when he was arrested in March. He was placed on administrative leave after his arrest. He retired from UK in April.
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