My friend was arrested and humiliated in public in Nevada after St.Louis Co. issued a warrant for his arrest. He originally turned himself in and admitted his guilt, but was released until formal charges were prepared. He kept in contact with the detective giving him his contact info, he was not hiding, he even told the detective that he would turn himself in again as he did before, but pressure on the P.D. from his former company forced things to unfold as they did. He has fully cooperated and has shown great remorse. The state of Mo. has charged him with a Class C felony. His family has relocated twice and will do again for a third time. He has no problem paying back restitution, but with a felony conviction, it will probably be a while before his former company get's their money. He has no prior criminal history, he just got caught up trying to keep up with the Jones'. What are his chances?
2007-07-11
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