The other four misdemeanor charges -- contributing to the delinquency of a minor, furnishing alcohol to a minor, and two counts of battery -- would all be dropped if the court accepts the plea agreement. According to the plea agreement, which has the possibility of being amended before the change of plea hearing on Jan. The sentence for sexual battery would also be between 10 and 90 days served in jail concurrent to his first sentence.
A concurrent sentence allows Huneck to serve both sentences simultaneously, so he would only have to serve his longest sentence. During sentencing, Huneck is able to request that his felony charges be counted as misdemeanors. The agreement also includes the possibility of Huneck serving his jail time on work release. A probable cause affidavit shows that Huneck, 31, invited the two girls to his home on two separate occasions, in which he got intoxicated and groped and sexually harrassed the girls multiple times.
He was ordained in The first night, Jun. Huneck offered them alcohol, which they accepted. They did not become intoxicated, the affidavit said.
Huneck then became seriously intoxicated and began groping the older girl, despite her efforts to slap his hands away. He then asked the older girl about her sexual encounters and inquired if she would have sexual encounters with him.
He became so intoxicated, he lay down on the kitchen floor. While the two girls assisted him to his bed, he pulled the younger girl into bed with him and groped her, to which she asked him to stop. Huneck fell asleep, then the girls left. The girls said they returned to his home the second time because he apologized for his misconduct and had several normal encounters with him after the first night. Both girls considered him a spiritual advisor, friend, and central figure in their faith and were willing to forgive him.
