Oklahoma judge says she would have ordered a workman castrated if the law allowed in sentencing him to life in prison for hiding cameras in homes to capture images of girls.
In this Nov. 1, 2018 booking photo provided by the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office is Ryan Alden. A judge has sentenced Alden to life in prison for hiding cameras in four homes to capture images of girls. Alden pleaded guilty in June 2019 to 28 felonies, including creating child pornography and possession of obscene material of minors.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A judge has sentenced an Oklahoma workman to life in prison for hiding cameras in homes to capture images of girls.
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