DriftGirlJune 20, 2007
#68126What NOT to say in court........
Glawson pleads not guilty to jury threat chargesHemmed in by six court and correction officers, Richard Glawson, his jaw set, pleaded not guilty yesterday to new charges that include the threatened slaughter of a jury.
“Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I’ll kill all of you if you find me guilty of any one charge, and that goes for your family, too,” the 46-year-old hissed in court last month, according to prosecutors.
Suffolk Superior Court Magistrate Gary D. Wilson set a tentative trial date of Dec. 10.
Glawson’s bluster fell on deaf ears, apparently. The same jurors he barked at convicted him of multiple charges stemming from a weeklong crime spree in 2001. He will serve up to 45 years in state prison, but that sentence won’t even begin until he finishes up to 20 years on related charges on which he was separately convicted.
The seven indictments Glawson answered to yesterday include charges of intimidation of, and assault and battery on a juror he punched out in another trial and assault and battery on Superior Court officer Thomas Arcidapani, who Glawson allegedly kicked in the leg last month.
He is further charged with using restraints to break a window in the court cell where he made mosaic art out of two bologna and cheese sandwiches.Give me a break
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Glawson pleads not guilty to jury threat charges
Hemmed in by six court and correction officers, Richard Glawson, his jaw set, pleaded not guilty yesterday to new charges that include the threatened slaughter of a jury.
“Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I’ll kill all of you if you find me guilty of any one charge, and that goes for your family, too,” the 46-year-old hissed in court last month, according to prosecutors.
Suffolk Superior Court Magistrate Gary D. Wilson set a tentative trial date of Dec. 10.
Glawson’s bluster fell on deaf ears, apparently. The same jurors he barked at convicted him of multiple charges stemming from a weeklong crime spree in 2001. He will serve up to 45 years in state prison, but that sentence won’t even begin until he finishes up to 20 years on related charges on which he was separately convicted.
The seven indictments Glawson answered to yesterday include charges of intimidation of, and assault and battery on a juror he punched out in another trial and assault and battery on Superior Court officer Thomas Arcidapani, who Glawson allegedly kicked in the leg last month.
He is further charged with using restraints to break a window in the court cell where he made mosaic art out of two bologna and cheese sandwiches.Give me a break