Law Director Dot The "i"
Law Director Dot The "i"
Already has turned out.
Per Alliance City Law Director Andrew Zumbar:
“Based upon the content of all the evidence reviewed, I made the decision to authorize the minor misdemeanor disorderly conduct instead of the drug possession, because throughout the entire (traffic) stop Bri’onte Dunn is consistent and denies the paraphernalia and the small amount of marijuana are his,” Zumbar said. “The paraphernalia was not found on him.”
McKensey Cross, who was the passenger with Dunn, will receive the same charges as Dunn.
Probably the first time a defendant had charges reduced because he denied the stuff was his. "The Denial Defense", 10 years of Law and Order and the writers never thought of that one.
Two guys in the car. One denies possession, the other, at least by the Law Director's commentary is mute. If Law Director says he believes Defendant "A" (the football player), then that leaves Defendant "B" (the soccer player) who conveniently gets ignored. The stuff must have been in the possession of the guy that wasn't there. Yeah, right.
So now in Alliance for any bust with mulitiple parties involved found with drugs, stolen credit cards, guns, etc as long as one defendant employs The Denial Defense, the Law Director will give them a tail light violation.
Neatly dotting the "i".
