Man gets 10 1/2 years for death of toddler and marijuana violation
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- Deliberations begin in Sawin trial
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Man gets 10 1/2 years for death of toddler and marijuana violation
kgw.com – Sep 23, 2005
He said he tried without success to revive her when she began struggling to breathe, then put her into bed and covered her with a blanket.
Her mother, Crystal Clark, 23, found the child dead the next day.
Ginter was released in January on $150,000 bail but was re-arrested after authorities said they found marijuana in his possession while he was being booked for what was supposed to be a two-day period in jail for failing to appear for a routine drug test and for tampering with another drug test.
Becky Albin, Clark’s mother, said in court that Harris got off easy.
“This is not manslaughter.
This is murder,” Albin said.
Defense lawyer Steven W.
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Deliberations begin in Sawin trial
Berkshire Eagle, The – Berkshire Eagle – Sep 23, 2005
today, when deliberations are set to resume.
Sawin is accused of selling marijuana to undercover Berkshire County Drug Task Force member Felix Aguirre three times during a police probe at the former Taconic parking lot, a popular meeting place for teens and young adults that authorities contended was also a hub for drug activity.
The investigation eventually netted 17 people on drug charges.
The defendant, who faces a minimum mandatory 2-year jail sentence if convicted of a school zone offense, initially went on trial in July.
A mistrial was declared in that case after the jury deadlocked.
During both trials, defense attorney Judith Knight, contended that her then-17-year-old client, an admitted marijuana user, was entrapped by Aguirre, who persistently asked him to buy drugs until the defendant finally broke down and sold some of his personal supply on Advertisement…
Cronin, who, along with Genneri, testified yesterday, admitted to the one sale he is charged with and alleges that he had purchased the marijuana from Sawin that he later sold to Aguirre.
Genneri later testified that he had bought marijuana from Sawin five to seven times in the year before the sting operation.
On some occasions the drugs would be pre-packaged; other times, Sawin would measure out the marijuana using a hand-held scale, Genneri said.
Aguirre previously testified that Sawin also used a scale during the July 6, 2004 transaction.
Sawin said he just sold Aguirre half of his personal supply that day and denied ever using a scale during the deal.
Knight, in her closing, questioned the truthfulness of the three men, all of whom said they hope to have their own 2-year mandatory minimum charges dropped by prosecutors in exchange for their cooperation.
Public records
Goldsboro News Argus – Sep 23, 2005
Kenneth Charles McRae, 22, and Tiffany Gail Tomlin, 20, were arrested after a search of their apartment on Alpha Court.
Officers seized about $12,640 worth of marijuana.
McRae was charged with trafficking in cocaine by possession, trafficking in cocaine by manufacturing, possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana, maintaining a dwelling for the purpose of keeping and selling cocaine and marijuana and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.
Tomlin was charged with trafficking in cocaine by possession, possession with intent to sell and deliver marijuana and maintaining a dwelling for the purpose of keeping and selling cocaine and marijuana.
McRae was placed in the Wayne County Jail in lieu of a $500,000 secured bond.