On Tuesday, a man was charged with a felony after he allegedly leaked the first 45 minutes of the highly anticipated Starfield book. The book, written by author J.K. Rowling, is set to be released in July and has been highly anticipated by fans of the series.

The man, who has not been identified, is accused of illegally obtaining and distributing the first 45 minutes of the book. He allegedly posted the leaked material on a website and shared it with other people.

The authorities were alerted to the leak after a fan of the series noticed the material online and contacted the publisher. The publisher then contacted the police, who tracked down the man responsible for the leak.

The man has been charged with a felony for his actions and could face up to five years in prison if convicted. This is not the first time that someone has been charged with a felony for illegally obtaining and distributing copyrighted material.

This incident serves as a reminder that copyright laws are in place to protect authors and their works from being illegally obtained and distributed. It is important for fans of the series to remember that they should only obtain books from legitimate sources, such as the publisher or an authorized retailer.

It is also important to remember that illegally obtaining and distributing copyrighted material is a serious crime that can lead to serious consequences. Fans of the series should respect the author’s work and wait for the official release of the book in July.