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jean: and why yourselfies now outlawed in one city, the answer may make you think twice before your next picture. director of emergency services is admitting that he used a town credit card to buy thousands of dollars of items for himself. welcome back, i'm jean mackin. tom: i'm tom griffith. part of the plea deal could involve him helping train those dealing with the state's heroin epidemic. jean: suzanne roantree was in court for the sentencing and she's joining us now live. reporter: brian gleason now admits that he did use a town issued credit card to buy thousands of dollars worth of items for himself. but there may be an issue in which his sentence deal is still up in the air. >> your honor, i stand before you here accepting responsibility for my actions, and for apologizing for mistakes i made. reporter: prosecutors say gleason resigned as amherst e.m.s. director in july of 2014. but it took town officials four months to discover that for three years he abused the town's credit card by items that were nowhere to be found. >> the list of missing items speakers and patio blinds. rep