..... and for the rest of the story:
This judge’s husband is a disbarred attorney.
Federal Judge, Disbarred Atty Robbed At Gunpoint In Home
By Andrew Strickler
Law360, New York (December 7, 2015, 7:59 PM ET) — Three Ohio men were arrested late Friday after they broke into the home of a federal judge and her disbarred attorney husband and robbed them at gunpoint, a law enforcement official confirmed Monday.
An officer in a Cincinnati suburb was monitoring traffic at about 10:45 p.m. when he saw a car carrying three men go through a stop sign without stopping, said Lt. Chris Zumbiel of the Madeira Police Department.
The officer made what he initially believed to be a routine traffic stop, Zumbiel said, until he noticed a large number of fur coats in the car.
“The car was filled with them and the truck wasn’t even closed, they had so many,” he said.
A search of the vehicle also turned up a wallet with identification belonging to Stanley Chesley and other property in the car belonged to Chesley’s wife, U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott, he said.
Minutes earlier, the trio had kicked in the basement door of the couple’s home and threatened Chesley and Dlott with guns before fleeing with property, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer, which cited a police report and the Harris County prosecutor’s office.
The three men — Terry Jackson, 21, Darrell Kinney, 20, and Demetrius Williams, 20 — were each charged with two counts of aggravated robbery and two counts of abduction.
Kinney was additionally charged with one count of vandalism and one count of escape after he kicked out the window of a police car while in custody, Zumbiel said.
Chesley, a once-prominent plaintiffs attorney, was among a group of lawyers who represented a class of users of the diet drug fen-phen and were accused of siphoning tens of millions of dollars from clients after a $200 million settlement with the drug’s manufacturers.
Chesley was later disbarred for his involvement in the fee scheme; a Kentucky judge last year ruled that Chesley was liable for the uncollected portion of a $42 million judgment stemming from a lawsuit brought by the plaintiffs he represented.
A representative of the Indian Hill Rangers and a prosecutor’s office spokesperson did not respond to messages Monday.
Judge Dlott was appointed the federal judiciary in 1995 by U.S. President Bill Clinton. She served as chief justice of the state’s southern district from 2009 through 2014, according to a court biography.
A 2009 story in the Cincinnati Enquirer describes the Dlott-Chesley home as an “elegant French chateau” and the single most expensive single-family home listed at that time in the Cincinnati area. The home went on the market with an $11.9 million price tag before the purchase, according to the paper.
— Editing by Ben Guilfoy.
Link: http://www.law360.com/articles/735133/federal-judge-disbarred-atty-robbed-at-gunpoint-in-home:
Stupid burglars! Fur coats have no value today. You cannot even give them away.
Kinney was additionally charged with one count of vandalism and one count of escape after he kicked out the window of a police car while in custody, Zumbiel said.
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I suppose that’s his way of saying he dindu nuffin.
Why isn't that RAT on the streets? Every last dime and piece of property that scum sucking RAT owns should be handed over to those he ripped off. Instead, the RAT is living large...Edwards was right, there are 2 Americas and there are 2 "justice" systems.
"The car was filled with them and the truck wasn't even closed, they had so many," he said.
You wanna call PETA or should I?
I am wondering if those fur coats were from the judge’s house. If so, she might be hearing from PETA.