03-03-2011, 10:23 PM
(03-03-2011, 09:54 PM)Adub Wrote: [quote='jenjen' pid='139820' dateline='1299203022']
This is puzzling to me. JC was arrested for possession on 11/04/07 an OR'd on 11/05/07. Then the aggravated robbery chrges filed on 11/05/07. But at the end of the docket entry for the possession arrest it says this:
12/19/2009 Disposition information for this charge has been electronically sent to BCI. Clerk entry
So why was BCI requesting info on JC's possession charge?
I just haven't seen that before. I have looked at a lot of court documents.
BCI is automatically sent a disposition card, which include the defendant's fingerprints, and disposition of the case (when it's completed) on most Felony convicitions, that's not unusual.
Okay. I guess I inserted the word "request". My bad. But I have not seen this in any of the other court documents that I have read. I have have been reading a lot of court documents. This was just the 1st time that I saw BCI referenced.
We do have paid informants in my town. Mostly kids on probation. Mostly if they want to get away with a dirty.
You are totally right about the "paid informants", many times they go after someone small time, offering to drop their charge, in exchange for getting the bigger fish. Very possible that Johnny was into something like that.
I have a friend here in Toledo and it happened to her son. He was a small time dealer, got caught and was looking at a 3 yr. prison sentence....UNLESS he wanted to cooperate and help them get the "big guy". LE promised no protection and he would've had to testify against the big guy. He said "HELL NO" and served his 3 years otherwise he was signing his own death sentence.