Offensive Muhammed Movie Creator Sentenced To Prison

    Mark Basseley Youssef will serve one year for violating probation that barred him from using computers or the Internet.

    Innocence of Muslims creator Mark Basseley Youssef — whose aliases include Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, Sam Bacile, Kritbag Difrat and P.J. Tobacco — has been found guilty of violating probation from a 2010 bank fraud conviction. On Wednesday, the California Coptic Christian was sentenced one year in prison.

    Youssef's probation violation was related to his use of computers and the Internet — not the film itself.

    The Innocence of Muslims movie trailer on YouTube sparked weeks of anti-U.S. riots throughout the Middle East and South Asia in September.

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