Ex-Jaguars employee who hacked into scoreboard sentenced to 220 years in jail for child sex abuse material
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A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee has been sentenced to 220 years in jail for producing, receiving, and possessing child sex abuse material and hacking into the team's jumbotron.
However, after learning in 2018 that he was a registered sex offender and had a prior conviction, they did not renew his contract. According to court records, Thompson was convicted of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy in Alabama in 1998.
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