Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Pretrial Postponed For Former Rand Paul Volunteer
KENTUCKY....
A pretrial hearing for Tim Profitt, a former volunteer with Rand Paul's Senate campaign, has been postponed until January 11th to allow time to "gather further discovery." Profitt was charged with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault after a scuffle in which a liberal activist was pulled down, her face pinned to the concrete and she was stepped on outside a Lexington TV studio where Paul and Democrat Jack Conway met in their final debate in October. Profitt has pleaded not guilty. If convicted, Profitt could be sentenced to 90 days to a year in jail.
A pretrial hearing for Tim Profitt, a former volunteer with Rand Paul's Senate campaign, has been postponed until January 11th to allow time to "gather further discovery." Profitt was charged with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault after a scuffle in which a liberal activist was pulled down, her face pinned to the concrete and she was stepped on outside a Lexington TV studio where Paul and Democrat Jack Conway met in their final debate in October. Profitt has pleaded not guilty. If convicted, Profitt could be sentenced to 90 days to a year in jail.# posted by Homer Owens @ 10:59 PM 
