BOSTON —

Former Boston city councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson, who pleaded guilty to running a kickback scheme, was sentenced Friday to one month in prison.

She was ordered to report to prison on Oct. 17. Latest Forecast

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During Friday's sentencing hearing, Tania Fernandes Anderson began sobbing and told the judge how sorry she feels. Outside the federal courthouse, after the sentencing, the former city councilor spoke about racial issues in Boston and her dislike for the media.

"I wasn't trying to gain momentum or popularity. I actually don't like talking to you guys. I actually don't like being in the media; it's just too much. And so, can you please, for the love of God, stop talking about me. Just let the story go. It happened.

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