United States of Argonath vs. Whitney Georgia

[Kowalski.]

U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vice City - Miami Division

CASE NO 3009221728

UNITED STATES OF ARGONATH VS. WHITNEY GEORGIA

I. Introduction

Greetings to the Vice City Supreme Courts,

On April 01, 2019, an investigation into numerous people was initiated. In the course of this investigation, the Bureau has uncovered evidence of Ms. Whitney Georgia involved in criminal activity. As such, we are now prosecuting this individual for a number of breaches of the Constitution.

II. Case Breakdown

On August 02, 2019, Ms. Georgia was seen threatening an FBI Agent with a shotgun. She clearly brandishes a firearm without a lawful reason to do so and intimidates the Agent into leaving the area, constituting an act of endangerment [1].

On August 03, 2019, Ms. Georgia was recorded unloading stolen bearer bonds and also as an accessory to the murder of multiple police officers [2].

Lastly, on February 14 2020, Ms. Georgia was seen teaching an undercover FBI Agent how to illegally smuggle vehicles [3].

III. Intelligence Dissemination and Case Evidence

Brandishing a Firearm [1]:

Spoiler for Agent Templeton Peck 2019:

Unloading stolen bearer bonds (Robbery & Theft) + Accessory to Murder [2]:

Spoiler for Director Klaus Meine 2019:

https://imgur.com/a/jXqHpsm

Smuggling [3]:

Spoiler for Agent Kowalski 2020:

https://imgur.com/a/VDv4oA9

IV. Charges and Demands

The United States of Argonath, represented by the Federal Bureau of Investigation disseminates the following charges and monetary penalties demanded:

1.) One (1) count of Brandishing a Firearm and Intimidation. // $25,000 ARD.

2.) One (1) count of Robbery/Theft. // $50,000 ARD.

3.) Two (2) counts of accessory to murder. // $100,000 ARD.

4.) One (1) count of smuggling. // $10,000 ARD.

We demand that the defendant is fined a monetary penalty of $185,000‬ ARD. We demand that should the defendants be unable to pay the amount, their assets are liquidized and sold to pay the penalty. The state also demands that the defendant be issued the following prison sentencing:

1.) 1 count of Brandishing a Firearm and Intimidation - we demand 5 years (5 minutes) of imprisonment.

2.) 1 count of robbery - as per the case by the United States of Argonath against the Gonzales Mafia, we demand 10 years (10 minutes) of imprisonment.

3.) 2 counts of accessory to murder - as per the case by the United States of Argonath against the Gonzales Mafia, we demand 20 years (20 minutes) of imprisonment.

4.) 1 count of smuggling - as per the case by the United States of Argonath against [VU_T]EazY, we demand 2 years (2 minutes) of imprisonment.

We hereby demand an accumulated total of 37 years (37 minutes) of imprisonment for the breaches of the State's Constitution.

V. Charges Index and Further Justification

1.) Brandishing a Firearm (Endangerment and Intimidation):

    Act I
    Under punishment by law enforcement, no individual may commit murder, acts of thievery or burglary,
    assault, vandalism, rape, abduction, fraud, or any act of harming one's wealth, property, or health.

2.) Unloading Stolen Bearer Bonds (Robbery and Theft) + Accessory to Murder:

    Act I
    Under punishment by law enforcement, no individual may commit murder, acts of thievery or burglary,
    assault, vandalism, rape, abduction, fraud, or any act of harming one's wealth, property, or health.

    Act VI
    Anyone taking part in an offense is guilty of that offense. Anyone encouraging, helping to prepare or
    to commit that offense is guilty of that offense.

3.) Smuggling:

    Act IV
    Threats or plotting a criminal act, or encouraging a criminal act is a crime.

    Act VI
    Anyone taking part in an offense is guilty of that offense. Anyone encouraging, helping to prepare or
    to commit that offense is guilty of that offense.

Signed,



FBI Lead Prosecutor Kowalski

[Kowalski.]

U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Vice City - Miami Division TO: VICE CITY SUPREME COURT, 196 HAVANA HIGHWAY, VICE CITY, MIAMI. FROM: THE DESK OF FBI LEAD PROSECUTOR KOWALSKI, FBI HEADQUARTERS, OCEAN BEACH, VICE CITY, MIAMI. Your honour, The United States has summoned the defendant. Attached below is a copy of the summons sent. Spoiler for Whitney Georgia - Summons:       U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Legal Affairs Division TO: WHITNEY GEORGIA. FROM: KOWALSKI - FBI LEAD PROSECUTOR. Whitney Georgia, This is a notice of summons to the Vice City Supreme Court where you are currently being prosecuted within the case "United States of Argonath vs. Whitney Georgia". Signed, Kowalski FBI Lead Prosecutor Signed, Kowalski FBI Lead Prosecutor

[danigold1]

*Whitney enters the courtroom with a calendar in hand*
Honorable judge(s), considering most of the evidence the prosecution provided is dated to over 3 years ago, with the exception of exhibit 3, dating to only almost 3 years ago, I request the counsel of judges to put up a statute of limitations on this court case.

[Kowalski.]

U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Vice City - Miami Division TO: UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, 196 HAVANA HIGHWAY, VICE CITY, MIAMI. FROM: THE DESK OF LEAD PROSECUTOR KOWALSKI, FBI HEADQUARTERS, OCEAN BEACH, VICE CITY, MIAMI. RESPONSE TO DEFENDANT: The United States wishes to respond to the defendant. *Whitney enters the courtroom with a calendar in hand* Honorable judge(s), considering most of the evidence the prosecution provided is dated to over 3 years ago, with the exception of exhibit 3, dating to only almost 3 years ago, I request the counsel of judges to put up a statute of limitations on this court case. Investigations take time and it is not unusual for them to take lengthy periods of time, as is observed in the cases United States of Argonath vs. The Gonzales Mafia, United States of Argonath vs. Andrew Aky and United States of Argonath vs. Nylez. As far as the Constitution and any other legislation are concerned, there is no legal statute of limitations and the imposing of one would be unlawful for any case before such a law is passed. A crime is a crime, no matter how long ago it was committed. Regards, FBI Lead Prosecutor Kowalski

[Nylez]

Investigations take time and it is not unusual for them to take lengthy periods of time, as is observed in the cases United States of Argonath vs. The Gonzales Mafia, United States of Argonath vs. Andrew Aky and United States of Argonath vs. Nylez. As far as the Constitution and any other legislation are concerned, there is no legal statute of limitations and the imposing of one would be unlawful for any case before such a law is passed.

A crime is a crime, no matter how long ago it was committed.

Regards,



FBI Lead Prosecutor Kowalski

Surpreme court, my apologies for my interruption as this is an ongoing case but I feel the need to interfere on this matter. I, Arthur "Nylez" Williams, am supporting the defendant in this case regarding the argument of this evidence to be deemed invalid due to a prolonged time of delay. The prosecution has had plenty of time in these 3 years to prepare this court case and post it. The constitution might allow this, but we need to seriously consider the humane aspect of this.

https://www.argonathrpg.eu/index.php?topic=130002.0 is already ongoing, while there is also a complaint ongoing by the defendant facing the prosecution in this case: https://arpd.argonathrpg.com/forum/index.php?topic=42691

Personal feuds when it comes to the law need to be put to a halt as early as possible, I feel responsible to interfere as a member of Law Enforcement. Evidence needs to have an expiration date regarding the validity of it since a lot has changed since the moment this has occurred (3 YEARS AGO!).

I hope all this is handled accordingly without any party getting into immediate trouble, nobody gains from situations like these.

Signed,

VCPD Captain Arthur "Nylez" Williams