Sunnyvale Ca Government Officials

A former Sunnyvale mayor has been sentenced to six years in state prison for molesting a young boy he met through the Big Brothers program. Brian O'Toole also was fined $5,100 by Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Peter Stone. The sentence followed the recommendations of the county probation department, which called O'Toole "the proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing." O'Toole, 35, pleaded no contest to one felony count.

A former Sunnyvale mayor has been sentenced to six years in state prison for molesting a young boy he met through the Big Brothers program. Brian O'Toole also was fined $5,100 by Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Peter Stone. The sentence followed the recommendations of the county probation department, which called O'Toole "the proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing." O'Toole, 35, pleaded no contest to one felony count.

Sunnyvale Mayor Brian O'Toole was charged Thursday with molesting a boy under the age of 14. O'Toole, 34, allegedly molested the boy between September, 1983, and January, 1989, Santa Clara County Dist. Atty. Alan Nudelman said. "The acts underlaying the charges include fondling and oral copulation," he said. Owner of an insurance business, O'Toole was elected to the City Council in 1983.

Sunnyvale Mayor Brian O'Toole was charged Thursday with molesting a boy under the age of 14. O'Toole, 34, allegedly molested the boy between September, 1983, and January, 1989, Santa Clara County Dist. Atty. Alan Nudelman said. "The acts underlaying the charges include fondling and oral copulation," he said. Owner of an insurance business, O'Toole was elected to the City Council in 1983.