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On 12/15/2022 at 10:44 AM, AMR said:

 

The Flying Governor

 

Vice Governor Tanzidur Hernandez was caught on dash cam evading tolls on 29th of November. The incident occurred when the governor jumped over the toll booth in order to avoid paying the toll.  The officers on duty witnessed the governor's actions and tried to stop him, but he continued to accelerate without stopping. The officers were able to capture the incident on their dash cam, and the footage was later used as evidence in court.                    

 

Prosecutor Athena Carter subsequently filed a lawsuit against Governor Hernandez, alleging that his actions were intentional and not the result of a panicked loss of control.  However, Governor Hernandez claims that he panicked and lost control of his bike, which led to him jumping over the toll booth by mistake. Despite this claim, the dash cam footage clearly shows the governor accelerating towards the toll booth and jumping over it without any signs of losing control.  The case is ongoing, and it remains to be seen whether Governor Hernandez will be found guilty of evading tolls.
 

 

 

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Rosso's Judgement: NOT GUILTY

In a surprising turn of events, Vice Governor Tanzidur Hernandez has been found not guilty of tax evasion in a verdict issued by Judge Sam Rosso of the First Judicial Court.

 

The case against Hernandez arose after he was caught breaking through a toll booth without paying the required fee. Hernandez argued that he lost control of his bike and passed through the booth to avoid a collision and potential injury to himself and others.

 

Federal prosecutor Athena Carter argued that Hernandez's defense was insufficient. However, the judge ruled that Hernandez's actions were justified in light of the potential risks to his and others' safety and ordered him to pay the unpaid toll fee. The judge further added that the bike could have been examined properly by the prosecutor to confirm if the defendant was telling the truth.

Overall, the verdict in this case highlights the importance of proper investigation and presentation of evidence in court proceedings. It also serves as a reminder that individuals are not automatically guilty of a crime simply because they are charged with it, and that the legal system is designed to protect the rights of the accused.

 

This unexpected outcome has sparked outrage among some members of the community, who argue that Hernandez should be held accountable for his actions and pay the full toll fee as required by law. Others, however, are praising the judge's decision as a fair and balanced ruling that takes into account the unique circumstances of the case.

 

These actions were followed by an appeal by the Federal Prosecutor Winter Manyak against Sam Rosso's ruling. It is yet to be seen what the outcome of the appeal is.

 

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Justice Served? Vice Governor Hernandez found guilty

 

In a recent development in the case against Vice Governor Tanzidur Hernandez, the federal prosecutor's appeal has been successful and Hernandez has been found guilty of evading tolls.

 

The incident, which occurred on November 29th, saw Hernandez caught on dash cam jumping over a toll booth to avoid paying the fee. Despite his claim that he panicked and lost control of his bike, the footage clearly showed him accelerating towards the toll booth and intentionally jumping over it.

 

Initially, Hernandez was found not guilty in a verdict issued by Judge Sam Rosso of the First Judicial Court, who argued that Hernandez's actions were justified due to the potential risks to his and others' safety. However, this decision was appealed by Federal Prosecutor Winter Manyak, who argued that Hernandez's defense was insufficient.

The appeal was successful, and Hernandez has now been found guilty of evading tolls. 

 

Chief Justice Arslan Carter concluded the case by dismissing Hernandez's arguments. His final ruling was as quoted:

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The court finds that the prosecution has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant Tanzidur Hernandez is GUILTY on all charges. 

 

The court orders:

Defendant Tanzidur Hernandez to pay the tollbooth tax charge of $150.

Defendant Tanzidur Hernandez to pay court fees of $5000 within 7 days. 

 

 

What are your comments on the final ruling? Let us know in the comments

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