Did you know Tom Jarrard? I heard that from him when I had the pleasure of working for him.
That sentence is way out of line for the charge. A lawyer would have cost some money but probably could have eliminated the probation.
Ok my turn to rant about the courts and police
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Did you know Tom Jarrard? I heard that from him when I had the pleasure of working for him.
That sentence is way out of line for the charge. A lawyer would have cost some money but probably could have eliminated the probation.
well we may have looked into getting a lawyer but we all thought it would just be a small fine like every other traffic ticket in the world and from what he told me, he wasnt the only one that got this kind of sentence. he said he saw at least three people get similar sentences for about the same stuff
What did the cop do with your brother & sister after towing the car? Surely they didn't leave them on side of the road did they? Seems they would have had to wait on them to get a ride there anyway. I'm not try to pick you apart but would just like to understand this. To me, towing the car and the sentence seems out of line and overboard. I wasn't there and don't want to judge either way but it does seem overboard.
I just read this to my wife & 16 yr old son- bad deal and way overboard for your little bro. Sounds like he met a real Richard Cranium.
they had one driver that could come and pick them up but then they couldnt take the car and leave the other one.
and part of what might help explain this. . it took place in barrow county
Man, I am sorry to hear this happened. The reason it fires me up so is because I am a 24 year veteran LEO and I've made cases for serious crimes (theft, drugs, etc.) and the Paros got of with not much worse than your brother did for a traffic violation. Pure court injustice and BS.
The system protects the criminals
