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The three-term delegate said he also accepts the decision of a judge to sentence him to serve 30 weekends in jail after being convicted of drunken driving last October. The sentence was for that offense, as well as for his conviction of operating a motorboat while under the influence at the time of a 2012 crash on the Magothy River. Dwyer was among six people injured.
Dwyer has said he plans to remain in office and seek re-election. He is still permitted to introduce bills and to speak and vote on the House floor.
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what pattern is that dottey?
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hmmm..... I see a pattern developing
Dwyer has said he plans to remain in office and seek re-election. He is still permitted to introduce bills and to speak and vote on the House floor.
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Act like a dick, be treated like one.
You are getting what you deserve, troll.
Convicted rep goes to Mass. Statehouse in cuffs - Washington Times
BOSTON (AP) - State Rep. Carlos Henriquez, who’s serving six months in jail after being convicted of assaulting a former girlfriend, was taken to the Statehouse in handcuffs to meet behind closed doors with his colleagues in a highly unusual spectacle on Friday.
Henriquez spent about an hour in the meeting with tight security outside. Lawmakers who attended would not say what the meeting was about.
Gov. Deval Patrick, Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and others have called on the Boston Democrat to resign. Asked by a reporter Friday if he planned to do so, he did not answer. His attorney, Stephanie Soriano-Mills, said he hadn’t decided and had no timetable for making a decision.
“Carlos maintains his innocence and that’s basically where he stands at this point,” she said.
She would not comment on anything that happened at Friday’s meeting, citing House Ethics Committee confidentiality guidelines.
A day earlier, the House had approved an order allowing the Ethics Committee to require witnesses to appear before it, raising the possibility Henriquez might be brought in. That order didn’t mention Henriquez by name, but it referred to a complaint received the day he was sentenced earlier this month.
what pattern is that dottey?
Well, if you get the sand out of your vagina, you might just be able to recognize that pattern, girl-scout!
tsk, tsk.
Act like a dick, be treated like one.
You are getting what you deserve, troll.
HmmmmmConvicted rep goes to Mass. Statehouse in cuffs - Washington Times
BOSTON (AP) - State Rep. Carlos Henriquez, whos serving six months in jail after being convicted of assaulting a former girlfriend, was taken to the Statehouse in handcuffs to meet behind closed doors with his colleagues in a highly unusual spectacle on Friday.
Henriquez spent about an hour in the meeting with tight security outside. Lawmakers who attended would not say what the meeting was about.
Gov. Deval Patrick, Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and others have called on the Boston Democrat to resign. Asked by a reporter Friday if he planned to do so, he did not answer. His attorney, Stephanie Soriano-Mills, said he hadnt decided and had no timetable for making a decision.
Carlos maintains his innocence and thats basically where he stands at this point, she said.
She would not comment on anything that happened at Fridays meeting, citing House Ethics Committee confidentiality guidelines.
A day earlier, the House had approved an order allowing the Ethics Committee to require witnesses to appear before it, raising the possibility Henriquez might be brought in. That order didnt mention Henriquez by name, but it referred to a complaint received the day he was sentenced earlier this month.
hmmm..... I see a pattern developing
Maryland Republican Serving Jail Time For Drunken Misdeeds Apologizes, Will Seek Reelection
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The three-term delegate said he also accepts the decision of a judge to sentence him to serve 30 weekends in jail after being convicted of drunken driving last October. The sentence was for that offense, as well as for his conviction of operating a motorboat while under the influence at the time of a 2012 crash on the Magothy River. Dwyer was among six people injured.
Dwyer has said he plans to remain in office and seek re-election. He is still permitted to introduce bills and to speak and vote on the House floor.
