Jayden Williams, the 23-year-old former mayor of Stockbridge, Georgia, was removed from office after allegations involving city spending and an inappropriate relationship with an 18-year-old student. Williams said he expected possible censure but not removal, while acknowledging the relationship raised concerns and that exchanging nude photos was inappropriate.

Williams said some personal purchases were made using funds from his reallocated $5,000 annual mayoral budget rather than the city’s general fund, and that he repaid the money immediately. Police found no criminal violation because the student was legally an adult in Georgia; Williams had served less than a year after becoming the state’s youngest mayor.