CONSEQUENCES

“According to court records filed Friday, State Rep. Randy Davis of Daphne is attempting to avoid prosecution from federal conspiracy and bribery charges through pretrial diversion regarding an indictment unsealed in Montgomery last year.”

Randy Davis was indicted last year:

Outgoing State Rep. Randy Davis indicted in bribery case

The documents indicate the indictment stems from the alleged bribery scheme that led to indictments of State Rep. Jack Williams, R-Vestavia Hills, lobbyist Marty Connors, former chairman of the state Republican Party and Trina Health owner G. Ford Gilbert of California.

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Then came the expected legal dance:

Rep. Randy Davis, Marty Connors claim misconduct by federal prosecutors

Rep. Randy Davis, R-Daphne and former state Republican Party Chairman Marty Connors face federal charges of taking part in a bribery scheme to benefit clinics providing a insulin treatment that was not covered by insurance.

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I am sure Mr Davis has spent in excess of 50 thousand in defense costs and the experience has probably been quite sobering. The question one must ask is, If Mr. Davis was not indicted, would he have profited from his actions?

An elected official is held to a higher standard and has the public trust on his shoulders.

Randy Davis' federal trial on bribery charges postponed

Former Alabama House Rep. Randy Davis of Daphne might see his upcoming federal trial on bribery charges either postponed or eliminated completely following a pleading from a co-defendent. On Jan. …

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We will have to wait and see if Randy gets his hand slapped or what kind of legal pretrial diversion is worked out. Remember no elected official has gone to Jail in Baldwin County since 2006.

It is very strange that Tripp Pittman walks away with $750,000.00 of BP money and Randy got nothing? Pittman walked and Randy got indicted—-Think about that.

Russo, codefendants ordered to pay bank $850,000 tied to loans for beach house forfeited in 2006 corruption case
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BAY MINETTE, Ala. -- Former Orange Beach Mayor Steve Russo, former City Attorney Larry Sutley and real estate developer Jim Brown have been ordered to pay Vision Bank more than $850,000 related to a Gulf Shores beach house the trio borrowed $2 million to build before being convicted in a federal bribery case.

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If Randy Davis can be indicted for his bad deeds then the three B’s of Fairhope should be right behind him.

CATALYST, THE THREE B’s, AND CHUCKEE CHEEZE

Catalyst is a political cancer found in Baldwin County. It hand picks political candidates. Catalyst was formally Stacy Elliott and Haygood, the birth of the cancer, that morphed into Catalyst when Mr. Chris Elliott became a county commissioner and Haygood became the Mayor of Daphne. Catalyst represents the old guard or good ole boys. They carefully “select” candidates to represent their interests and place them in as many different races as possible.

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Randy Davis did not have a police record. The Council President of Fairhope has a police report, which he never divulged to the public while he ran for office, nor has he publicly, on the record, ever explained the police report to his constituents.

POLICE REPORT

A DOCUMENT FOR CATALYST A police report is a public document, it is not a Ripp Report, it is a police report. The Ripp Report has received several tips involving Mr Jack Burrell and the law. What was alleged was that Mr. Burrell had gotten out of several incidents with the law, by having good connections. They were allegations and I had no evidence to prove other wise. In January of this year it was suggested that I request police report for Jack Burrell in Fairhope.

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Let’s hope Randy is not the last to be indicted, there are far more deserving corrupt elected officials in Fairhope.