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AZ: Attorney: Charges dismissed in bar shooting
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The law office of Kimerer and Derrick announced that a Yuma County Superior Court judge has dropped all the charges against their client, who had been accused of shooting a man following an incident that happened at the LZ Bar and Grill more than two years ago.
According to a news release issued by the Phoenix-based law firm, on May 17 Superior Court Judge David Haws ruled that the prosecution had failed to make a showing of probable cause that Barry Douglas Todd had violated any law and dismissed the case in its entirety. |
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mickey
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Frightening that it took two years and a judicial override of the persecutor's office to reach the obvious conclusion.
Hey, Jon Smith, how are you going to give Mr Todd the last two years of his life back?
Maybe if you give him the last two years of your salary it would be a good start. |
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