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State v. D.T. - 4 Dangerous Felony Counts Dismissed
State v. D.T. - 4 Dangerous Felony Counts Dismissed
Pinal County Superior Court
Count 1: Aggravated Assault a Class 3 Dangerous Felony
Count 2: Aggravated Assault a Class 3 Dangerous Felony
Count 3: Aggravated Assault a Class 4 Dangerous Felony
Count 4: Child Abuse a Class 2 Dangerous Crime Against Children
Results: Plea Agreement in which Mr. D.T. pled to two counts of disorderly conduct, both class 6 undesignated felonies. He was sentenced to 6 years of supervised probation with domestic violence counseling and substance abuse treatment. If he completes probation successfully, he can have his offense designated as misdemeanors.
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