Ex-2nd District Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. might face up to 57 months in prison after he was criminally charged Friday with spending $750,000 of his campaign funds for personal use, Sun-Times Media reports.

To be exact, the defamed former representative was charged with the following, according to the Sun-Times:

• Conspiracy
• Making False Statements
• Mail Fraud
• Wire Fraud

The Sun-Times also lists the following items as allegedly purchased with misspent campaign dollars:

• $43,350—Rolex watch (gold-plated)
• $10,000—Children's furniture
• $5,595—Martin Luther King Jr. memorabilia
• $2,955—Bruce Lee memorabilia
• $5,000—Football signed by various former presidents.
• $20,000—Michael Jackson memorabilia
• $?—Mink cashmere capes and parkas

“I can’t comment on any of (those purchases),” Jesse Jackson Sr. told the Sun-Times. “I could not and should not. I don’t know enough about it. We’re close enough to remain prayerful and supportive. But, I don’t know anything about the legal details.”

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