I just returned from San Francisco (to see may lawyer) but in various Atlanta legal news, a County State Court Probation Officer (Natalie Nicole Dunn) has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit the crime of extortion in a criminal charge fixing enterprise.
All in all, Dunn and her partner in crime Keith Hughes were picked by the FBI after a sting was implemented, with a man that had some pending criminal charges, according to the United States District Attorney Dave Nahmias. All in all, he contacted the individuals who had been arrested for narcotics related offenses and then stated that his pending charges would be dropped for a large payment to her and Hughes, allegedly at least in the criminal defense case. During the plans, the Federal Bureau of Investigation put into place, the individuals who had the potential narcotics charges against him paid the defendents in question a pair of five thousand dollar down payments on the dismissal of his said charges. All in all, this reminds me a similiar criminal defense case in San Francisco which occured some time ago. Speaking of that, if you are in need a qualified San Francisco criminal defense lawyer then let me suggest this one who also is a good DUI lawyer as well in the San Francisco area, for that matter. Meanwhile, in another meeting late last year he told the individual that he and Dunn would even create some fake reports to the DeKalb County District Attorney Office, stating that he was cooperating in other investigations. Of course, they are considered to be completely innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. As a side note, if you find yourself needing a quality criminal defense attorney in San Francisco or elsewhere then allow me to suggest the aforementioned firm, he is one of the leading ones that that you will find in the whole area of southern California overall. Hughes was employed as the Coordinator of the DeKalb County Office of Pretrial Services and has not gone to trial on his charges.
