Three sentenced by Federal court for statutory stalking.

Nashville, TN; A bartender and a male customer will be spending the remainder of their lives in Federal prison for statutory stalking after the bartender, whom was reportedly working at a new bar near St. Thomas Hospital, posted on that bar's Facebook page in February that she was working there, drawing two former regulars from another bar whom reportedly she used to work at. The Facebook post was seen and promptly investigated by the FBI, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and the U.S. Marshals whom promptly sent several armed platoons to the bar whom arrested all three including the bartender. During their trial at the Federal Courthouse in Washington, DC, the three spoke out, but the Judge said; "We don't know what country you think you're from where you can invite old regulars to your new place of work, and guys, we don't know what country you think you're from that lets you go visit an old bartender at a new bar, even invited. But in the United States of America, it absolutely does not fly at all! Someone moves on, you are to cut them out of your lives, stay away from them, and have zero contact with them ever again." Both patrons were convicted of statutory stalking. One was sentenced to three hundred (300) years to life in prison, is scheduled to begin serving his sentence Thursday, December 10th at the United States Penitentiary near Marion, Illinois and will be eligible for parole on January 15th, 2321. The other was sentenced to death. The bartender was convicted of harboring and aiding a statutory stalker, was sentenced to three hundred (300) years to life in prison, is scheduled to begin serving her sentence at the Federal Correctional Center near Terre Haute, Indiana, and will be eligible for parole on January 25th, 2321.