whole story.

 

In response to a Texas Public Information Act request sent by PFT to the Dallas County District Attorney’s office, Assistant D.A. Laura Anne Coats forwarded on Tuesday a copy of the same incident report that the Lancaster Police Department previously sent to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media.

 

There’s one key difference in the version obtained by NFL Media and the version sent to PFT. The version obtained by NFL Media, transmitted with a cover letterdated February 17, 2015, indicates that it was printed by the Lancaster Police Department that same day. The version submitted to PFT by the Dallas County District Attorney reveals that it was printed on August 7, 2012 by the Lancaster Police Department, more than a year after the incident but still more than two years ago — while Watkins was still the District Attorney.

 

“Because there was no arrest and no complainant, the incident never comes to the District Attorney’s office,” Watkins told Mike Fisher of 105.3 The Fan last week.

 

But the incident did indeed come to the Dallas County District Attorney, on or about August 7, 2012. If it hadn’t, the District Attorney’s office never would have had a copy of the incident report from the Lancaster Police Department printed on that date. The question becomes whether the District Attorney has anything else relating to the incident; a second request under the Texas Public Information Act for additional, specific information regarding the incident and any investigation has been prepared and sent to the Dallas County District Attorney.

 

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I am a little on tangent here but trust me if you ever get in trouble with the law you better hire the best attorney money can buy because often times the people on the other side will NOT play fair. And I am being nice.