Jon Jones struck new positions related to the Fex February Cars incident, UFC's icon lawyer presents the motion of dismissal

The new reports suggest that the New Mexico authorities have submitted a second case against Jon Jones for allegedly fleeing the scene of a February car accident. The new case also includes according to charges based on complaints to use a telephone to intimidate and harass.

The complaint follows a disturbing report where an intoxicated and partially stripped woman was found after the fall. He claimed Jones fled on footAnd police reported that he later made repeated telephone calls, including several with a threat. Officers also claim that Jones involved violent intentions during a tense call with a police assistant that night.

According to online records and judicial officials obtained by MMA FightingWhat complicates is that Jones is already trying identical positions. His lawyer, Christopher Dodd, has filed a motion to dismiss the new complaint, arguing that the legal procedure violates an active case over the same incident.

DODD's motion to the court establishes:

“ Simply, Mr. Jones is already confronted with processing in a separate case due to the same allegations as they were filed in the criminal complaint in this subject, and it was completely improper that this separate case was presented.The court should reject this case, since it violates the obligatory rule of the Uniter … The incidents in both cases are one and the same. complaints in fact. ”

“ It is not known why a detective (Albuquerque Police Department) and a police officer (Albuquerque) who participated in the investigation of this case would not communicate and coordinate who would submit positions, but it seems that it is what happened, unless the truth is that these laws of the law intentionally violated the same mandatory rule of the Uniter with some improper strategic purpose. ''

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Jon Jones's lawyer previously stated that the fighter was framed in the current criminal case

Jon jones“The lawyer says the Ufc The legend is directed after police accused him of allegedly fleeing the scene in a February accident.

His lawyer, Christopher Dodd, says Jones was not in the vehicle and called the allegation a false story used to avoid a DWI (driving while poisoning). Dodd hit the investigation as excessive, accusing police of digging in telephone records without cause.

Dodd published a statement on the situation, stating:

“Base in the criminal complaint, it seems that they came to find a mandate for Jon's mobile phone records while conducting a criminal traffic investigation. I have never heard of it. It is really incredible for the police to waste this amount of resources in this case. The only thing I can think of is that police was aimed at Jon for Jon's purposes.

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