The criminal case is getting dropped, but the civil battle is just starting for a hunky young millionaire accused of driving his bright red Ferrari over a cop’s foot in SoHo last summer.
Both teens accused of murdering a Calgary police officer will seek bail as soon as possible, according to their lawyers. Sgt. Andrew Harnett, 37, was killed while on duty on New Year's Eve, when a driver fled the scene of a traffic stop in Calgary.
Kaysi Fagan, the lawyer for the 17-year-old, who was the alleged driver at the time of Harnett's death, says she helped arrange for her client to surrender. "My client's name was unexpectedly national news Friday morning.
Chabbott, who owns the social media site Line Snob, left criminal court yesterday insisting through his lawyer that he never ran over the cop’s foot — and that his Spider wouldn’t hurt a fly. Medical records and an amateur YouTube video taken of the incident shows that the the cop “fabricated” injuries, said the defense lawyer, Benjamin Brafman.
The occupants of the vehicle attempted to flee the scene in the vehicle but it crashed nearby as it headed northbound.
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Dawnta Harris, who is now 17, was charged as an adult, accused of murdering police officer Amy Caprio in May of 2018. A Baltimore County judge has sentenced Dawnta Harris to a life term in prison for the murder of police Officer Amy Caprio. Harris was 16 when the stolen Jeep he was driving ran over Caprio, 29, in the spring of 2018.
After parking her patrol car to block the exit, Caprio got out, drew her gun and stood in front of the car, ordering Harris to get out of the Jeep.
Those three suspects are also being charged as adults, according to the Baltimore County Police Department. Harris did not speak in court on Wednesday; instead, his lawyer read aloud a statement in which Harris said he was sorry, according to reporter Abby Isaacs of local TV station WMAR.
Caprio was able to fire a single shot into the Jeep's windshield before she was fatally struck. Harris was arrested shortly afterwards; in an hours-long interview with police, he admitted that he panicked during the confrontation with Caprio, The Baltimore Sun reports.
Two teenagers are in custody on first-degree murder charges in the New Year's Eve death of Calgary police Sgt. Andrew Harnett who was dragged by a vehicle during a routine traffic stop. 2:28. Kaysi Fagan, the lawyer for the 17-year-old, who was the alleged driver at the time of Harnett's death, says she helped arrange for her client to surrender.
He spoke with both the driver and passenger before the vehicle fled, striking and dragging Harnett who was described by police Chief Mark Neufeld as a "highly decorated" 12 year member of CPS as well as a former military police officer.
Calgary Sgt. Andrew Harnett was killed on New Year's Eve when vehicle fled traffic stop. Sgt. Andrew Harnett, 37, was killed while on duty on New Year's Eve, when a driver fled the scene of a traffic stop in Calgary. (Submitted by Jason Harnett)
The vehicle he stopped struck and dragged him, killing him. Both Abdulrahman and the 17-year-old youth are now charged with the first-degree murder of Harnett. The younger teen turns 18 years old on Jan. 11. Lawyers for the two indicated on Saturday they plan to apply for bail at the earliest opportunity.
Ex-cop-turned-lawyer gets 4+ years in prison in 9/11 scam. A former police lieutenant-turned-lawyer has been sentenced to over four years in prison after cheating a fellow officer of $900,000 he was owed for working at the smoldering World Trade Center site after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. By The Associated Press.
Briccetti after pleading guilty in October. Briccetti issued a sentence of four years and three months in prison, which was the highest potential sentence recommended by federal sentencing guidelines.
government by only forwarding $100,000 of over $1 million in proceeds from the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund destined for John Ferreyra. Ferreyra, a New York City police officer during the 9/11 attacks, was awarded the money in 2016.