COMMISSIONER STEVEN P. LYNCH

CLERK OF THE COURT S. Gutierrez Deputy

NATALIE BLAIR HUDDLESTON

CLARK L DERRICK

APO-PLEAS-CCC
D & C MATERIALS-CSC

CONTINUANCE

SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA MARICOPA COUNTY

Upon written motion by counsel for the Defense, and good cause appearing based on the following grounds:

For the reasons set forth in the motion,

IT IS ORDERED granting the Motion for Continuance.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED continuing Sentencing from June 14, 2012 to August 2, 2012, at 9:30 a.m. in this division.

IT IS ORDERED sealing the Motion to Continue Sentencing, Motion for Permission to file Motion to Continue Under Seal, and Order filed June 7, 2012, not to be opened without further order of the Court.

Docket Code 169 Form R176A Page 1

CR2011-141146-004 DT

COMMISSIONER STEVEN P. LYNCH

STATE OF ARIZONA
v.
JAMIE BUSSERETH (004)

SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA MARICOPA COUNTY

PLEA AGREEMENT/CHANGE OF PLEA

1:36 p.m.
Courtroom 1001 – Central Court Building

State’s Attorney: Defendant’s Attorney: Defendant:

the above-named counsel the above-named counsel Present

A record of the proceedings is made by audio and/or videotape in lieu of a court reporter.

The Court reviews the Plea Agreement with Defendant. The Court advises Defendant of the range of possible sentence and the availability of probation, and any special conditions of sentencing and probation. The Court advises Defendant of all pertinent constitutional rights and rights of review.

Defendant enters a plea of Guilty to the following:

OFFENSE: Count 3 (AMENDED): Possession of Marijuana for Sale
Docket Code 105 Form R105 Page 1

04/06/2012

CLERK OF THE COURT J. Bower
Deputy

NATALIE BLAIR HUDDLESTON

CLARK L DERRICK

APO-PLEAS-CCC
D & C MATERIALS-CSC VICTIM WITNESS DIV-AG-CCC

SUPERIOR COURT OF ARIZONA MARICOPA COUNTY

Class 4 Felony
A.R.S. § 13-3401, 3405, 301, 302, 303, 304, 701, 702, 801, and 811(B) Date of Offense: On or About 08/09/2011
Non Dangerous – Non Repetitive

OFFENSE: Count 5 (AMENDED): Attempted Money Laundering Class 4 Felony
A.R.S. § 13-2301, 2317, 301, 302, 303, 304, 701, 702, 801, and 8011(B) Date of Offense: On or About 08/09/2011

Non Dangerous – Non Repetitive

IT IS ORDERED accepting the plea.

IT IS ORDERED setting time for sentencing on 06/14/2012 at 11:00 a.m. before Comm. Lynch.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the following will be deemed submitted at the time of sentencing: Motion To Dismiss Counts 1, 2, and 4 as reflected in the Plea Agreement.

IT IS ORDERED the Adult Probation Department shall prepare a Presentence Report, and that Defendant shall report to the Adult Probation Department if not in custody.

IT IS ORDERED vacating any pending dates.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED affirming prior release orders. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED sealing Exhibit A. FILED/SEALED: Exhibit A
1:45 p.m. Matter concludes.

Stop Harassing J.C. Hutchinson!
Published: Sunday | July 15, 2012 0 Comments
THE EDITOR, Sir:

With regard to The Gleaner’s editorial of Friday, July 13, 2012, titled ‘Apologies welcome, but … ‘, I am surprised at the lack of breadth of knowledge that you display when you do not understand why Raymond Pryce can be legitimately and appropriately called a fish by his senior, J.C. Hutchinson. That is an ancient metaphor in the English language.

Raymond Pryce, a tenderfoot in the House, was being properly reprimanded for his bad behaviour towards an elder in his community. If ‘fish’ is a Jamaican term of abuse used against those in our community who have certain sexual inclinations, this was unknown to me and to everyone that I have asked in my circle of friends and acquaintances.

I am willing to grant Mr Hutchinson the benefit of the doubt, especially seeing that my take on the matter satisfies all the conditions.

Big fish

I think that he meant to say to Mr Pryce, “You are a small fry in this place, I am a big fish. Show respect!” This is an apt reprimand, as the circumstances demonstrate. Mr Hutchinson is no worse than millions of people all over the world in mistakenly characterising, in his explanation, a whale as a fish.

The term ‘small fry’ in The Oxford Dictionary means ‘young or newly hatched fishes … or people of little importance; children’.

It is laudable that The Gleaner has embarked upon a campaign to reduce the discrimination and abuse suffered by those people in our society with minority sexual preferences, but, the motto, ‘Honi soit qui mal y pense’ (Shame on him who suspects illicit motivation), is still relevant, and something to adopt.

You, therefore, are barking up the wrong tree, and there is no need for any apology on Mr Hutchinson’s part.

DENNIS STEPHENS

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APETE BRIDGE: Is the river goddess angry?

Pedestrians on the temporary bridge at Apete, Ibadan. Photo: Seyi Sokoya

THE temporary bridge constructed by some concerned people in Apete community in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State to ensure their movement in and out of the community, which was damaged by the August 26 flood in the city was recently demolished by the state government to start the construction of a permanent one.

However, the hope of the people in the community over the bridge is still dim as the contractor in charge of the reconstruction of the bridge has not been able to control the flow of the river to enable them start the construction.

The uncontrollable flow of the river, Wakabout gathered, was as a result of the anger of the river goddess which claimed that the contractor in the process of constructing the bridge killed one of her children.

Wakabout also gathered that the goddess of the river accused the people of the community of erecting a pedestrian bridge on the head of one of her children, while the caterpillar of the construction company broke another of her children’s head.

Wakabout also learnt that the river goddess instructed the water-worshipper’s priest to warn a student of The Polytechnic, Ibadan who impregnated her daughter and abandoned her.

Against the information, Wakabout gathered that the river goddess had instructed the water-worshipper’s priest to warn the people in the community from plying the pedestrian bridge and move far from the river but the activities around the river remain as usual.

An okada rider who spoke with Wakabout on the condition of anonymity confirmed the said anger of the goddess of the river, adding that the people within the community had disregarded the rumour, and continued their business as usual.

“I believe the worshipers of the river had taken steps towards appealing to the goddess to ensure the continuation of the construction of the bridge,” he said.

Wakabout could notice some signs that some rituals could have been done on the pedestrian bridge.

Efforts to speak with the workers of the construction company in charge of the bridge proved abortive.

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