Former Seminole County prosecutor accused of sex with minor

Andrew Jones, former assistant state attorney in Seminole County was arrested Monday night and charged with three counts of violating F.S. 794.05(1) – Unlawful sexual activity with a minor 16/17 years of age. Jones, who happened to be running for Judge at the time, has withdrawn his candidacy.

 


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36 thoughts on “Former Seminole County prosecutor accused of sex with minor

  • July 2, 2021

    Andrew Jones is not listed as an offender on the DoC website, since the court has granted his motion for confidentiality. As his atty’s make other motions, he’s being granted more exemptions from his court-imposed restrictions.

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  • June 3, 2021

    Today, attorney Andrew Jones plead guilty to “child abuse” and tampering with evidence – two 3rd degree felonies. Even though he admitted to having sex with a 17 year old, he wasn’t found guilty of any sex crime and won’t have to register as a sex offender. 2 years house arrest, followed by probation. Apparently, the judge did not withhold adjudication, making Jones a “convicted” man, so I expect he’ll have his law license revoked. His victim cried in court re: her emotional pain, but I guess it wasn’t enough to make Jones a “sex offender”. Of course, this outcome doesn’t really surprise me.

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    • June 4, 2021

      If anybody else had committed rape of a 17 year old,they would do time in jail AND be put on the sex offender registry for life.What besides money makes him so sprcial ? Unfair !!

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