Two former Baltimore City Housing Authority maintenance workers face criminal charges in connection with the sex-for-repairs scandal.
"I can't go into a lot of detail about the charges because this is an open and pending investigation but the charges that were filed in this case, like in all cases represent our subsequent investigation as well as our obligation to apply the facts to the law," said Rochelle Ritchie with the State's Attorney's Office.
That translates simply to criminal charges for Charles Coleman and Doug Hussy, both accused of asking female homeowners in Gilmor for sex in order to make repairs.
See also: More women claiming harassment in sex-for-repairs lawsuit against Baltimore City housing
Coleman and Hussy now face jail time.
In a statement, Mosby said "the charges in these cases, like in all cases, reflect our subsequent investigation and our obligation to apply the facts to the law."
Last year, several women claimed maintenance workers at Gilmor Homes and other Baltimore Housing projects had demanded sex in exchange for repairs on their homes.
Related: Settlement reached in public housing 'sex-for-repairs' lawsuit
The women settled the multi-million dollar class action lawsuit with the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
BREAKING: City State's Attorney charged 2 former Baltimore Housing maintenance workers, in connection w/ "sex-for-repairs" scandal @abc2news
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BREAKING: Former HABC maintenance man Charles Coleman charged w/ assault, 4th degree sex offense, 2 counts each of harassment & misconduct
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BREAKING: Former HABC maintenance man Doug Hussy charged w/ assault, 4th degree sex offense, harassment and misconduct
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