This is not surprising from a reprobate tied to another reprobate, Pete Buttigieg. Buttigieg has been turned over to the delusion that he belongs with another man, can raise children with that man and even fill a space of authority in which he does absolutely nothing. Yet, people put up with him. Now, his mayor “buddy” has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for child porn, and I would just venture a guess that if we were to enter the Buttigieg house, we’d probably find some of the same sick images and videos of which former Mayor Patrick Wojahn was caught in possession.
Keep in mind that this reprobate was an activist for “marriage equality” and via his own deviant relationship.
There has been little coverage of Wojahn’s guilty plea that would stick in the people’s minds concerning his crimes. However, CBS Baltimore did provide a short blurb about it.
The former mayor of a Maryland college town pleaded guilty Wednesday to more than 100 counts connected to the possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material.
Patrick Wojahn had been the mayor of College Park — home to the state’s flagship University of Maryland campus — up until March, when he was arrested.
Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Aisha Braveboy’s office said the plea deal calls for Wojahn to serve a 30-year prison sentence.
He will be formally sentenced in November.
Police investigated Wojahn, 47, after receiving a tip in February from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children about a social media account that was eventually traced back to him.
Wojahn had served as mayor since 2015.
An attorney listed in online court records did not immediately return an email seeking comment Wednesday evening. When Wojahn stepped down, he said in his resignation letter he planned to “deal with my own mental health.”
Wojahn spoke as if he was mentored by none other than Pete Buttigieg.
During his Council elections and his first run as a mayoral candidate, Wojahn knew he had no choice but to run as an openly gay man because of his media prominence with the marriage equality lawsuit.
But being elected as an out gay mayor landed him a fortuitous mentor.
“I actually met Mayor Pete Buttigieg shortly after I was elected mayor in 2015,” Wojahn said. “I went to the U.S. Conference of Mayors’ Winter Meeting in D.C. in January and he was assigned to be my buddy.”
The two continued to talk over the phone and Buttigieg explained the conference to him and what would take place at the meeting. Later, they would both attend a White House reception during the Obama administration where Dave and Chasten (Buttigieg) would meet as well.
Buttigieg continued to mentor Wojahn, advising him on how to get the most out of his participation in the conference.
“I now serve in a leadership role as vice chair of city livability and bicycling in part due to his mentorship.”
They also talked about the challenges of being an openly gay mayor with Buttigieg sharing with his mentee the story of his coming out while serving in office.
