Chad Bennett
The trial for Chad Bennett, scheduled to begin today, has been delayed. Bennett was scheduled to appear on charges of sexual abuse, stalking, and witness tampering. Bennett waived his right to a jury, waived his right to a speedy trial, and on Thursday, filed a motion to continue. A new trial date has not been set.
A family member, 75-year-old Pat Bennett, also faces charges of stalking and witness tampering after allegedly attempting to alter the testimony of a witness in criminal proceedings involving Chad. The witness is a juvenile.
According to court documents, Pat Bennett, on numerous occasions, attempted to make contact with the witness by following the witness with her vehicle on her way home from school.
Chad Bennett
The Pleasantville Police Department has completed an investigation after receiving information on possible stalking and witness tampering. 75-year-old Pat Bennett faces charges of stalking and witness tampering after allegedly attempting to alter the testimony of a witness in criminal proceedings involving 50-year-old Chad Bennett, a family member of Pat. Chad Bennett is in custody awaiting trial on a sexual abuse charge. The witness is a juvenile.
According to court documents, Pat Bennett, on numerous occasions, attempted to make contact with the witness by following the witness with her vehicle on her way home from school. The juvenile would take off running in an attempt to flee from Bennett.
Operator
Good afternoon. Welcome to SharpSpring s fourth-quarter and full-year 2020 earnings conference call. Joining us today are SharpSpring s CEO, Rick Carlson; and CFO, Aaron Jackson. Following their remarks, we will open the call for your questions.
Then before we conclude, I ll provide the necessary cautions regarding the forward-looking statements made by management during this call. I would like to remind everyone that this call will be recorded and made available for replay via a link available in the investor relations section of the company s website at investors.sharpspring.com. Now, I would like to turn the call over to SharpSpring s CEO, Rick Carlson. Sir, please proceed.
Author Bio
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What happened
Shares of
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So what
Analyst Chad Bennett argues that Talend will benefit from the secular trends toward digital transformation and cloud migration as enterprise organizations continue to modernize operations. The tech company provides data integration services for a variety of sectors through its software platform. Companies need to connect numerous fragmented data sources with data stores, and Talend is an established leader in that market, according
Adam O. Davis is the author of
Index of Haunted Houses (Sarabande, 2020), winner of the Kathryn A. Morton Prize. The recipient of the 2016 George Bogin Memorial Award from the Poetry Society of America, his work has recently appeared in
The Believer, The Cincinnati Review,
New Ohio Review, and
Poetry Review. He lives in San Diego, California, where he teaches at The Bishop’s School. More at www.adamodavis.com.
INTRODUCTION
The most important work any poet does is done on the page. Despite all claims otherwise, poets are mechanics, not magicians, and what makes us what we are is the tinkering, the testing, the troubleshooting. I love that work. Especially now, I take such comfort in the sanctity of the page. There I’m alone, adrift in possibility, nothing but an echo with ink, and there I must prove again and anew what I am and what I can do. A poet is not a poet without poems. The work is all and everything that matters.