Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Pretrial Hearing For Rand Paul Volunteer Rescheduled
KENTUCKY...
A pretrial hearing for an ex-Rand Paul volunteer charged with kicking a liberal activist before the final Senate campaign debate has been rescheduled for a second time.
Assistant Fayette County Attorney Liz Bancroft said Tuesday the hearing for Tim Proffit was rescheduled until Feb. 22 to allow time for the alleged victim to provide video of the incident, which was videotaped by a television station and broadcast widely across the Internet after it occured Oct. 25 in Lexington.
Profitt has pleaded not guilty to a charge of fourth-degree assault in the scuffle, during which 23-year-old Lauren Valley, an activist with the group MoveOn.org, was pulled down, her faced pinned to the concrete, was kicked and her head stepped upon.
The incident occured outside the final debate between Paul and Democratic opponent Jack Conway.
A pretrial hearing for an ex-Rand Paul volunteer charged with kicking a liberal activist before the final Senate campaign debate has been rescheduled for a second time.
Assistant Fayette County Attorney Liz Bancroft said Tuesday the hearing for Tim Proffit was rescheduled until Feb. 22 to allow time for the alleged victim to provide video of the incident, which was videotaped by a television station and broadcast widely across the Internet after it occured Oct. 25 in Lexington.
Profitt has pleaded not guilty to a charge of fourth-degree assault in the scuffle, during which 23-year-old Lauren Valley, an activist with the group MoveOn.org, was pulled down, her faced pinned to the concrete, was kicked and her head stepped upon.
The incident occured outside the final debate between Paul and Democratic opponent Jack Conway.