‘White Sock’ Robber Pleads Guilty To Sex Assault At Stratford Dock

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- The man known as the “White Sock” robber entered a guilty plea in the sexual assault of a woman at a Stratford boat launch and is looking at 18 months in prison, according to the Connecticut Post.

The man called the "White Sock Robber" pleaded guilty to sex assault at a Stratford boat launch, according to the Connecticut Post.
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Donna Christopher

02/07/2017 4:00 p.m.

Christopher Walsh, 33, of Milford, entered the plea in court Tuesday to charges of fourth-degree sexual assault, first-degree reckless endangerment and violating probation, the Connecticut Post said.

The judge said he faces five years, with a suspended sentence after serving 18 months, Connecticut Post reported.

Walsh previously served time in jail because he held up victims in Trumbull and Stratford hotels and at a Trumbull bank while wearing a white sock on his hand, thus earning his nickname, said the Connecticut Post.

Walsh is accused of sexually assaulting a woman he met at a bar Nov. 22, 2015, then drove to the Birdseye boat launch and attacked, said police, according to the Connecticut Post.

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