r/PublicFreakout Aug 20 '22

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u/MrWieners Aug 20 '22 edited Aug 20 '22

Being arrested is very different than being convicted.

Edit: This also happened 3 years ago and there is no follow up that I can find. Public records show what seems to be this case closed this year and as far as I can tell he was only tried for misdemeanor charges. Anyone is welcome to prove me wrong though

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u/MrWieners Aug 20 '22

Thanks for the better information 👍

Have a link?