'Dirty DUIs' Private Investigator Gets 8 Years The disgraced former police officer in Northern California's sensational "Dirty DUIs" and stolen drugs scandal has been sentenced to eight years in prison. Federal prosecutors in Oakland say 51-year-old Christopher Butler pleaded guilty on Tuesday to seven felony counts related to drug dealing, framing drunken drivers and operating a Pleasant Hill brothel disguised as a massage parlor. The San Francisco Chronicle (bit.ly/Qx9QFV) reports that the former Antioch police officer-turned-private investigator longed for fame, money and a starring role in his own television reality show. Butler's 2010 Lifetime show "P.I. Moms of San Francisco" featured a crew of female detectives tracking down and videotaping cheating husbands. Prosecutors say Butler orchestrated the men's drunken driving arrests after he was hired by ex-wives. Defense lawyer William Gagen says Butler's ego overpowered good judgment.