Kinda what I thought. The guy doesn't sound as if he has the cleanest background, nor the best intentions for his business in mind.
since when does 10-20 years ago misdemeanors make a difference? It all depends on record since, and I just think its nearly darwin material.....if you carry, don't share.....lol
Three convictions over three decades, one as recent as four years ago, for problems with alcohol shows a pattern to me. As I wrote earlier, a person can have problems in their past and still receive an LTCH. History does matter to me when evaluating a person's character.Court records reflect no criminal convictions for the former Greenfield resident since a pair of driving-while-intoxicated convictions in Hancock County in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
A DWI charge filed against Wilson in that county in July 2006 ended with a guilty plea to reckless driving.
Its hard to believe there are people out there that stupid.
...just wearing a trenchcoat is a little shady in the first place.
Its hard to believe there are people out there that stupid.
The trespass charge stems from a Feb. 12 incident that saw Wilson come to the school, ostensibly to eat lunch with his child, after being warned to stay away.Wilson was scheduled to appear in Henry Superior Court 2 on Tuesday for an initial hearing on a driving-while-suspended charge filed Feb. 5. After the defendant failed to show up, Judge Bob Witham on Wednesday issued a warrant for his arrest.
Details of the events that had landed Wilson in jail by Wednesday night were not available.
Henry County Prosecutor Kit Crane's office on Tuesday also filed a petition to revoke Wilson's bond in the gun and trespass case, also pending in Superior Court 2. The prosecutor's office has also asked that Wilson be required to surrender all weapons to the sheriff's department while awaiting trial in that case.