A retired Morris County, New Jersey undersheriff pled guilty in June to invasion of privacy and harassment was sentenced to five years probation, 150 hours of community service and ordered to pay a $1,750 fine by a Superior Court Judge.

John Kinnecom, 57, was called a bully for posting sexually explicit photographs of a woman on the internet and harassing a second victim. “You have sentenced two innocent victims to a life of constant embarrassment,” Superior Court Judge Thomas V. Manahan told Kinnecom. “That was cruel.”

Kinnecome was found guilty of posting images of two women on porn sites and admitted to sending harassing e-mails to one of them. “He is a sick, evil and disgusting pervert,” wrote one of the women in a letter to the court, adding that some of the photos remain on a few sites and cannot be taken down. “There is no end in sight when this crime against me will end,” she added.

“You need help, sir,” Superior Court Judge Thomas V. Manahan said during the sentencing and added that if he could, he could, he would order Kinnecom not to have a computer in his home, and also ordered Kinnecom to continue getting mental health counseling.