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In looking at Abraham's arrest record, his serious charges were for unarmed burglery and criminal mischief. There was one armed charged which he spent time in jail. I can't find any record of him in the state penal system; Florida may not have loaded archived records that weren't active. He has never had any charges for drug offenses.
His last arrest for driving with a suspended license shows how he was caught between two worlds. He's a millionaire spending 30 days in jail because he didn't hire an attorney and drove instead of taking the steps to get his license back. If he had a true business manager, that person could have helped him navigate in this new world he was in. When he finally had his court date, the case was dismissed. We see wealthy people charged with murder and are out on bond within a week. I'm not supporting driving without a license; he was breaking the law and a danger to everyone on the road. This is probably why he stopped driving the BMW sports car as it was drawing too much attention.
With his final traffic charge, this time he had an attorney. He wasn't placed in jail, was charged a fine, and his sentence was guilty adjudicated. This court date was on 3/3/09. A fine of $910.50 was paid in person by someone on 3/24/09.
He also spends 3 days in jail right after winning lottery for back child support. Howard Stitzel has been in court recently for non-child support. There are no records of Howard going to jail.
His last arrest for driving with a suspended license shows how he was caught between two worlds. He's a millionaire spending 30 days in jail because he didn't hire an attorney and drove instead of taking the steps to get his license back. If he had a true business manager, that person could have helped him navigate in this new world he was in. When he finally had his court date, the case was dismissed. We see wealthy people charged with murder and are out on bond within a week. I'm not supporting driving without a license; he was breaking the law and a danger to everyone on the road. This is probably why he stopped driving the BMW sports car as it was drawing too much attention.
With his final traffic charge, this time he had an attorney. He wasn't placed in jail, was charged a fine, and his sentence was guilty adjudicated. This court date was on 3/3/09. A fine of $910.50 was paid in person by someone on 3/24/09.
He also spends 3 days in jail right after winning lottery for back child support. Howard Stitzel has been in court recently for non-child support. There are no records of Howard going to jail.