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Lacrosse County (WI) – 17-year-old Alex Phillips thought he was “getting back” at an ex-girlfriend by posting her naked pictures on MySpace, but it seems the local police have other plans for the teenager. Phillips posted two pictures of the 16-year-old girl on his MySpace page and spurned warnings by the police to take them down. He refused and was arrested for child pornography, defamation and sexual exploitation.
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