Liberty State against Deez Rothstein

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Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


LIBERTY STATE AGAINST DEEZ ROTHSTEIN

SECTION I. SUMMARY
A month ago, Senior Detective Steven Seagal and Detective Nadim Jones went undercover to collect proofs about most known powerful drugs dealers around Liberty City. After two days from the start of the operation, Senior Detective Steven Seagal was contacted  by Deez for a trade of cannabis. The exchange took place in a car park in Steinway, near the Bohan bridge. After the senior detective offered a price of 6 dollars per gram, the suspect accepted and gave the money.


SECTION II. ACTS VIOLATED
All acts below are stated in the Laws of Liberty City.

Act 9.1
It is forbidden to possess, buy, sell, produce, transport, promote or give or receive drugs.
This does not apply to Law Enforcers performing their duties.
This act is punishable by up to 5 minutes of imprisonment.

SECTION III. EVIDENCE

Exhibit #1:
Defandant asking who sells weed.

Spoiler for Hiden:

Exhibit #2:
Exchange. Defendant giving money for the cannabis.

Spoiler for Hiden:

WARRANT EXECUTION AND INTERROGATION

Exhibit #1:
Copy of the warrant

Spoiler for Hiden:

Warrant request

Date of request: 5/01/2017
Officer requesting the warrant: LCPD Lieutenant & CIU Senior Detective Steven Seagal
Subject of the warrant: Deez Rothstein
Warrant type: Interrogation and arrest.

Subject's charges: Trade  of illegal substances (Cannabis).
Evidence:

Spoiler for Hiden:

http://imgur.com/a/DSADQ

Warrant approved - 09-03-2017 - Chief Emily Sanderson

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Witness: -

Signed,
LCPD Lieutenant & CIU Senior Detective Steven Seagal[/font]

Exhibit #3:
Explaining the suspect their miranda rights.

Spoiler for Hiden:

Exhibit #2:
Defendant stating that he won't collaborate with the law this time.

Spoiler for Hiden:

SECTION IV. CHARGES AND DEMANDS
Charge #1:
Trade of illegal narcotics (Cannabis).

Demand #1:
A five minutes imprisonment in the Alderney State Jail

Demand #2:
A fine of $3.000 Argonath Dollars

Demand #3:
The defendant to hand over any illigal substances that he has in his properties (i.e. car, business, house or inventory)

If the defendant is willing to plead guilty to his charges in court and shows signs of remorse for his actions, the Liberty City Police Department and National Office of Security Enforcement are willing to lower prison time to two and a half hours (2,5 min) and the fine to $2.000 Argonath Dollars. If the defendant is caught again violating the same acts a more severe punishment will be demanded.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson LCPD Chief of Police N.O.O.S.E. Commander

Gregory Parker LCPD Deputy Chief N.O.O.S.E. CIU Inspector

Jack Parker LCPD Lieutenant N.O.O.S.E. TRU Commander

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 11.04.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: DEFENDANT NOTIFIED

Honorable Judge,

We would like to confirm that the defendant has been notified about this case.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[Warrior3]

LC Supreme Court

Honorable Judge,

Greetings,
After have view this case, I cant say anything that proof I am innocent.

Thats why Im telling you that I am 100 percent guilty of these acts.

I admitt these drugs dealings and I apologize LCPD for trading illegal narcotics.
I will not do it again and Im fully accepting my punishment.
However, if the judgement can lower the fine because I have some difficulties to pay this amount.

Regards,
Deez Rothstein.

[James Conway]

Does the LCPD accept the guilty plead to lower the demands to 2.5 minutes of jail time and a fine of 2000 ARD?

[Norrage]

Liberty City Police Department Emerald St. Liberty City, Algonquin		National Office of Security Enforcement Bismarck Ave. Liberty City, Algonquin

TO:

Courts of the State of Liberty
Frankfort Ave.
Liberty City, Algonquin


DATE: 02.05.2017
FROM: LCPD Chief of Police / N.O.O.S.E. Commander Emily Sanderson
TO: Temporary Judge James Conway


SUBJECT: GUILTY PLEAD

Honorable Judge,

We would like to confirm that we accept the guilty plead of the defendant and we are willing to lower the demands to a fine of $1.500 only.


Signed,

Emily Sanderson
LCPD Chief of Police
N.O.O.S.E. Commander

[James Conway]

A fine of 1500ARD it is. Fine will need to be paid within 14 days of this day. If the fine is not paid within that time limit it will be doubled and deducted automatically.