Miami, FL -- An award-winning Florida TV weatherman has been sentenced to five years in prison for using the Internet to set up a sexual liaison with a 14-year-old boy. The supposed teenager turned out to be a federal agent, who arrested Bill Kamal, the Emmy-winning chief meteorologist at WSVN in Fort Lauderdale. Kamal had driven 90 miles from his home in October for the meeting. He pleaded guilty to Internet enticement of a minor for sex. The judge gave Kamal five years and added lifetime probation "for the benefit and protection of society." Kamal had used a lewd screen name and e-mailed pictures of his upper body and face. He described himself as "a cool dude who works in the media and has to be very discreet."
Miami TV Weatherman Sentenced For Using Internet To Arrange Sex With Teen
Bill Kamal had driven 90 miles from his home in October for the meeting.
