A fired TV news anchor must serve six months of house arrest for obsessively hacking into his co-anchor's e-mail and leaking gossip that contributed to her downfall.
November 24, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) _ A fired TV news anchor must serve six months of house arrest for obsessively hacking into his co-anchor’s e-mail and leaking gossip that contributed to her downfall.
Larry Mendte apologized in court to Alycia Lane, the younger co-anchor whose rising popularity he said he feared.
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