"He made a mistake, but he's an honest guy. He's not predisposed. He's not trying to take advantage of anybody."
"Worden feels relieved by the outcome of the case and has a genuine sense of regret. What little was done, he paid back in full."
Seth Andrew Worden was sentenced for his involvement in the embezzlement of public funds meant for renovations at train stations in San Mateo County. After pleading no contest to a misdemeanor, he received a 60-day jail term, which might be served through community service. His attorney emphasized Worden's honesty and regret, indicating he did not personally benefit much from the embezzled funds. His co-defendant is facing a more severe penalty as a felon. The case has attracted attention due to the misuse of public resources.
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