RedFlag, Allegation and/or Complaint against David Lee Hanson
Disclosure #1 for David Hanson
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- Event Date: 12/3/2002
- Disclosure Type: Criminal
- Disclosure Resolution: Final Disposition
- Disclosure Detail :: Criminal Charges :: Charges: Manufacture of Controlled Substance – Marijuana
- Disposition: Amended
- Amended Charges: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
- Amended Charge Type: MISDEMEANOR
- Amended Charge Disposition: Dismissed Charges: Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
- Disposition: Dismissed Charges: Possession of Controlled Substance Marijuana
- Disposition: Dismissed
- Broker Comment: In December of 2002, I a made a stupid mistake. I was growing marijuana in my basement and was arrested for it. I was growing marijuana plants and had marijuana in my apartment as well as some pipes for smoking the marijuana. Originally I was charged with 2 felony accounts and a misdemeanor. The growing of marijuana and possession of marijuana would not have normally been a felony charge, but because I lived within 1,000 feet of a school, that made them a felony charge. The judge and state’s attorney saw that I was a good person who had never been in trouble with the law in any way prior to this, had a steady job and was a good worker. As a result, I was offered a plea deal. The felony charges were dropped and I was allowed to plead guilty to two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia (misdemeanor charges). I was sentenced to a total of 4 years probation. I only needed to complete 3 total years of probation and the final year was waived. Upon completion of my probation I was allowed to withdraw my 2 guilty pleas and enter a plea of not guilty to both misdemeanor charges. In February 2006, the court accepted my petition and the charges against me were dismissed. I did not take my second chance for granted and I have not even had so much as a speeding ticket since that time. I can provide any court documents needed to support this information
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Originally reported on November 17, 2022 @ 8:43 pm
