A Michigan State University medical resident who authorities say sexually assaulted two women at university health center has pleaded guilty.
The Lansing State Journal reports 32-year-old Michael Phinn of Fowlerville entered pleas this week to second-degree criminal sexual conduct, assault with intent to commit sexual contact, unauthorized access to a computer and a count of using a computer to commit a crime. Police said Phinn forced the women to watch videos of him pleasuring himself after the assaults.
Phinn originally faced more than two dozen charges, including first-degree criminal sexual conduct. He'll get between roughly 6 and 15 years in prison when sentenced.
Phinn worked in the MSU Neurology Clinic and police say the women weren't his patients. He was charged in October, about a week after the women reported the allegations to police.
