Jump Gets Five Years for Child Enticement

RHINELANDER - A sign of the times: as social media consumes more and more of people's lives, a Tomahawk man is now going to prison for inappropriate behavior on Facebook. "He also threatened the victim and her father," says Oneida County Assistant District Attorney Scott Moller. A seemingly dangerous man will be off the streets for half a decade. In October a jury found 23-year-old Abel Jump guilty of trying to use Facebook to get a child to have sex with him. And that's not all. "He made threats against a judge," says Moller. Full Story: WJFW