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McDavid Man Pleads Not Guilty To Assault, Battery, Weapons Charges
July 13, 2011
A McDavid man has pleaded not guilty to domestic violence and weapons charges stemming from a May incident.
Jason Edward Potter, 31, of Purdue Road, was charged with domestic violence aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, two counts of battery domestic violence, felony possession of weapon by a convicted felon, and criminal mischief. He remains in the Escambia County Jail without bond on a probation violation charge.
After an alleged dispute with his sister over $20, Potter allegedly tackled her. He also allegedly used his elbow to break the glass out of gun cabinet, taking a .22 caliber revolver, load it and threaten to kill himself and say that the police would have to kill him.
The sister, age 29, was transported by ambulance to Atmore Community Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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4 Responses to “McDavid Man Pleads Not Guilty To Assault, Battery, Weapons Charges”
Word the wise. Next time a friend or family member threatens to kill themselves simply say ” I’ll give a million dollars if you do”.
REGARDING:
“The guy don’t remember ?!!”
Where does it say he doesn’t remember. All I see is that he disputes the charges against him. That could include the belief that he didn’t do part of it, that he was justified in some part of what he did or that he simply doesn’t want to go down without the state proving his guilt to an impartial jury.
David wondering
The guy don’t remember ?!! Now the tax payers have to pay to prove it !!!
Man up. Take responsibilities for your actions.
LORD…help us all..forgive us our trespasses…..This is the reason I shiver when someone says…”We will treat you like family”….NO THANKS….I have heard people say…A thousand dollars worth of hell for a dollar…I know what they mean.