Here's the post about the incident in sept 2003
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?threadid=41295
Here is what the outcome was:
The prosecutor just called and said they plea-bargained the case. Here is what he got. He had no prior record and was about 45 years old.
1. 18 months probation. If he violates his probation, he serves 6 months in jail immediately.
2. 80 hours community service
3. He must attend anger management classes (which he has to pay for)
4. $256 court costs
In addition, he had about a $2500 attorney bill (just guessing).
Considering he drove a $1500 car. I'd say he's suffering. The guy lives in a POS apt right on Interstate 35. He and his wife own 2 cars that are worth $1500 each. His telephone is in his wifes name (meaning his credit rating is_????). His total net worth is less than a couple of thousand dollars (if that). This guy likely lives day to day and is deeply in debt. His action is costing him a few thousand dollars, which is likely devastating to someone in his financial position. I guess that's some justice.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?threadid=41295
Here is what the outcome was:
The prosecutor just called and said they plea-bargained the case. Here is what he got. He had no prior record and was about 45 years old.
1. 18 months probation. If he violates his probation, he serves 6 months in jail immediately.
2. 80 hours community service
3. He must attend anger management classes (which he has to pay for)
4. $256 court costs
In addition, he had about a $2500 attorney bill (just guessing).
Considering he drove a $1500 car. I'd say he's suffering. The guy lives in a POS apt right on Interstate 35. He and his wife own 2 cars that are worth $1500 each. His telephone is in his wifes name (meaning his credit rating is_????). His total net worth is less than a couple of thousand dollars (if that). This guy likely lives day to day and is deeply in debt. His action is costing him a few thousand dollars, which is likely devastating to someone in his financial position. I guess that's some justice.