Crime
Man Sentenced to 10 years for Sexual Assault of a Minor
Source: CNBNews · Aug 4, 2026, 12:00 PM
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Saul Sosa, 39, of Deptford, has been sentenced to 10 years in state prison for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by sexual conduct.
The sentencing was handed down by Judge Russell A. DePersia following a plea agreement. According to court documents and statements made during the proceeding, Sosa repeatedly sexually assaulted an underage victim.
The case was prosecuted under New Jersey law, with the sentence reflecting the serious nature of the charges and the victim protection statutes involved.
Key points
- Saul Sosa, 39, of Deptford, New Jersey, received a 10-year state prison sentence
- Conviction was for second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by sexual conduct
- Sentencing followed a plea agreement in the case
- Judge Russell A. DePersia presided over the sentencing
- The case involved repeated sexual assault of a minor
FAQ
- What charges led to the 10-year sentence?
- Sosa was convicted of second-degree endangering the welfare of a child by sexual conduct. This charge stems from his repeated sexual assault of an underage victim.
- What court handled this case?
- The case was handled in New Jersey state court with Judge Russell A. DePersia presiding over the sentencing.
- Was this case resolved through trial or plea?
- The case was resolved through a plea agreement, which means the defendant agreed to plead guilty to the charges rather than proceed to trial.
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