All Americans, including elected officials, are entitled to the right to due process, but some have already judged and convicted me," Toner said. The post Cambridge councilor addresses brothel charge at council meeting with no plans to resign appeared first on Boston.

Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner was back inside city hall Monday, facing his colleagues and neighbors for the first time since he was publicly accused of paying for sex at a high-end brothel.

Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner is facing mounting pressure to resign after he was named as a customer of the high-end brothel ring that operated out of the Massachusetts city. Why it matters: Toner is the only public official among 23 men identified so far in the brothel case.