dad retired in 2006. duffy stone filled my dad s unexpired the rest of his unexpired four-year term like my dad filled my grand dad s and duffy stone became the solicitor. did you ever have lights in your vehicle? in the particular vehicle that in any vehicle. yes, sir, i did. was that a government vehicle? no, sir, it was not. when did you have lights, blue lights and stuff? yes, sir, i had blue lights. when did you have blue lights? you did five cases over 20 years and you had blue lights in your private vehicle, correct? it was the vehicle i drove. it was the law firm s vehicle. how did you get blue lights? i had them installed. who installed them? i believe that eddie gibson
solicitor. the one on the bottom is what came from duffy stone when he was solicitor, and duffy stone took over after my dad retired in 2006. duffy stone filled my dad s unexpired the rest of his unexpired four-year term much like my dad filled my grand dad s, and then duffy became the solicitor. did you ever have lights in your vehicle? in the particular vehicle in any vehicle. yes, sir, i did. was that a government vehicle? no, sir, it was not. when did you have lights like blue lights and stuff? yes, sir, i had some blue lights. remember, you did five cases over 20 years and you had blue lights in your vehicle, but it was your private vehicle, correct? well, it was the vehicle i drove. it was a law firm owned vehicle. the law firm s vehicle.
0 assistant solicitor for when my dad became the solicitor, he had an assistant solicitor s badge. when he passed away, i had his badge and that was at some point in time, you were asking somebody about two badges. that was the other badge. i got you. you said you did five criminal jury trails as a prosecutor, correct? assists in those or was doing them, yes, sir. i believe i was actually the lead lawyer in one of them. i helped my dad in the other four. still part of preparing the case? yes, sir. still part of gathering the evidence and putting it together for trial? in a criminal case, we didn t do much of the gathering of evidence. we talk what law enforcement had gathered. and putting it together for the criminal trial, correct? yes, sir. presenting evidence in court? yes, sir. giving jury argument? i did the closing argument in one of them, yes, sir. did you ever have any cases that you prosecuted that went short of a jury trial, either pled out or dism
forthright as she can. interesting the former d.c. national guard, william walker. actually now house sergeant-at-arms. something stood out to me, because he s asked here end of his transcript, what would have happened he s african american. asked what would have happened had this been a different set of circumstances january 6th? he said, i m an african american child of the 60s i think a vastly different response if those were african americans trying to breach the capitol. goes on talking about being a part-time soldier and law enforcement response wos have been much different. looking at someone stopped by the police for driving a high-value government vehicle. no other reason. i think it would have been a different response and guess on to talk about the discussion he had with his own children, his five children and coming up soon his grandchild about surviving those police encounters. i think that was something a lot
IN a sad state of events, a 28-year-old woman of Luapula has lost her husband, sister and cousin all in one day after they drowned in the Ntumba Chushi falls stream where they had gone for pleasure to cool off from the burning sun.Kasongo Chama , reported that her husband a teacher from a named