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G.C.Montgomery wrote:OK, now I really think there is a possibility of felony stupid by a rich kid....
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"We don't know what all the facts are yet, but this is a terrible tragedy for two families," DeGuerin said. "I don't want to minimize what happened to the deceased and his family, but this is a fine family and they are going through their own tragedy."
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How does DeGuerin know it's a "fine" family? Or does that just translate to RICH? And what does that have to do with the crime for which his client has been accused? Robert Durst was from a "fine" family too...Doesn't change the fact Durst killed someone, proceeded to chop the body up into pieces, then dispose of it in Galveston bay to cover up the incident. Oh wait, Durst walked didn't he?...Yup, another "fine" family. Please disregard...My blood sugar must be getting low or something.

WildBill wrote:

Venus Pax wrote:We also found an indictment of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Why wasn't he still behind bars for this?

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We did some checking and found that this isn't Hare's first brush with the law. He was convicted of disregarding a peace officer in 2006. In 2004, he was convicted of misdemeanor drug possession. We also found an indictment of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. It was dismissed.

Of course, if he were convicted he still could be on the streets. This is still one of my pet peeves when people want to give leniency to criminals with a long history of crime, just because they commit "non-violent" crimes.