Last updated: Thursday, March 23, 2006
WITHOUT A TRACE RECEIVES RECORD FINE FOR TEEN SEX EPISODE
The producers and distributors of hit FBI missing persons TV drama WITHOUT A TRACE have been slapped with a record fine after airing an episode about teen sex parties in 2004.
America's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) officials have imposed a $3.6 million (GBP2.1 million) fine against 111 stations which aired the controversial episode.
The FCC acted after receiving thousands of complaints about the show.
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