Do you think this is the lawyer, or the person he’s representing?
- he faced a charge of possessing narcotics for the purposes of trafficking in 2006.
- he had received a total of five 24-hour driving prohibitions between 2004 and 2008, and also that he had been charged with having open liquor in a motor vehicle in 2009.
- In 2008, (redacted) was issued a further 24-hour prohibition for having consumed alcohol prior to driving with a novice driver’s licence.
- (Redacted) attended a Responsible Drivers course in approximately 2009. He testified that the information he received in the course made an impact on him, and he now has a “zero tolerance policy” towards driving after drinking.
- (Redacted) was charged in 2009 with having open liquor in a vehicle.
- he was pulled over for failing to stop at a red light. (redacted) was driving a car registered to his father and occupied by himself and three other passengers. The investigating officer asked (redacted) if there were any drugs in the vehicle, and (redacted) handed the officer a small bag containing what appeared to be marijuana. A search of the vehicle led to the discovery of cocaine and ecstasy in the locked glove compartment. The Report to Crown Counsel states that (redacted) admitted that the drugs were his and that he sold drugs to get money for himself. (Redacted) stated estimate of the value of the cocaine was very close to the police estimate of the value of the cocaine. The police found no evidence on (redacted)‘s cellular telephone of his operating a “dial a dope” operation.
If you guessed lawyer, you’re correct.