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This is really confusing... the ex-girlfriend and Warner had the same attorney? Who was both calling the police on behalf of the woman and telling them Warner w
by morpheuskafka 6y ago
This is really confusing... the ex-girlfriend and Warner had the same attorney? Who was both calling the police on behalf of the woman and telling them Warner was a threat, and then stating on his behalf that he didn't agree to any searches? I don't see how this would have not have been a serious conflict of interest that would have required the lawyer to stop representing either or both parties.
- Arnavion 6y agoHe says the second one isn't true. >Throckmorton told The Tennessean while he represented Warner in a civil matter several years ago, Warner was no longer a client of his in August 2019. He disputes that he told police they couldn't search the RV. >"I have no memory of that whatsoever," Throckmorton said of MNPD's claim that said they could not inspect the RV. "I didn’t represent him anymore. He wasn’t an active client. I'm not a criminal defense attorney." Worst case, the PD might be making an excuse (either now or at the time of the original report) for why they didn't follow up properly.