Gay Porn Star Guilty of Raping Teen Boy Sentenced to 8 More Years

A gay porn star, who was found guilty on three felony charges in a child sex case and sentenced to 17-years-and-six-months in prison last month, was sentenced in Pennsylvania state court Thursday, receiving an additional eight to 16 years, according to Str8UpGayPorn (extremely NSFW).

Christopher Steele, who is HIV-positive and performed in bareback porn under the name Mike Dozer, plead guilty to a felony rape charge and also to a charge of reckless endangerment of another person in federal court in February. He was also convicted of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child less than 16 and of recklessly endangering another person.

In total, he will be serving between 25 to 33 years and six months in prison.

Montgomery County Judge Thomas P. Rogers reportedly said Steele engaged in a display of "unusual cruelty."

"It was so reckless, so outrageous that it goes beyond all bounds of human decency," Rogers said, according to Mercury News.

"Reckless, selfish, lacking empathy, and dangerous, these are the words that describe this defendant. This defendant took advantage of this child, took advantage of his age and took advantage of his vulnerability," Assistant District Attorney Sophia Polites said, according to the newspaper. "He engaged in some of the most egregious and heinous behaviors. He is deceitful. Simply put, he is a dangerous individual."

Authorities alleged Steele had sex with an underage boy and "never told him he was HIV-positive nor did he tell him of any other sexually transmitted disease he may have," the criminal complaint reads, according to Mercury News.

Str8UpGayPorn notes the lawyers for the victim's family said the 14-year-old boy learned he is HIV-negative.

Mercury News reports Steele implied that his career in the adult film industry lead him to where he is today.

"Once I took that turn, my life went downhill. That lead to my demise," he said.

Rogers, however, didn't buy it and said the former porn star's comments were all about himself and that he "supported presentence [sic] evaluations that characterized Steele as being narcissistic, having a sense of entitlement and a grandiose attitude," the newspaper wrote.

Dr. Jennifer Hahn, a member of the Pennsylvania Sexual Offender Assessment Board, testified that Steele showed anti-social and narcissistic behavior and met the legal criteria to be classified as a sexually violent predator under the state's law.

Steele was arrested in Delaware back in 2013 after being accused of raping a 14-year-old boy in Pennsylvania, which resulted in state and federal charges against him. In 2014, Steele was found guilty of three felonies by a federal jury.