A man who formerly served as a teacher for children with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was sentenced Thursday for sexually abusing a child while hosting sleepovers at his home.
Sean Sund will serve 364 days in jail followed by four years of probation.
The sentencing comes after Sund pleaded guilty in June to one count of sex abuse of a child. As part of the plea deal, other charges against Sund were dropped.
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