Last week, District Attorney Rick Chancey got what he deserved. Put on trial for the theft of a girl’s bike that was parked in front of the courthouse, Chancey was found guilty by the 18 young jurors who listened to verbal testimony from the defense and the prosecution, as well as watching video evidence that clearly showed Chancey riding away on the bike.
For his defense, Chancey’s lawyer argued that her client was innocent, received good grades, and was an upstanding citizen. Based on additional information from her client, the defending attorney brought forth the theory that Chancey has a twin brother and that he may have been the one to commit the crime. No other explanation could work since evidence connected Chancey’s DNA to the theft. However, that claim was proven false as Chancey tripped himself up during testimony.
“What is you and your brother’s birthday?” the prosecuting attorney asked…