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KingCast tours the Chelsea and Quincy District Courts, turning up cocaine issues in both.

By Christopher King

Not sure how I'm going to write the Chelsea case yet (Daniel Talbot's last official act) so for now enjoy the picture of my lunch at Chelsea (that restaurant is delightful) and the radio segment below. What I can tell you is that Jennifer Bynarowicz was 100% definitely blowing rails. She said so in the police narrative. Scans coming later.

The Probable Cause hearing was set back to 22 April 2010 today over Defendant O'Connell's objection. I've got the docket copied and all of the witness statements. The whole thing was over in 10 seconds, according to these statements. Ms. Bynarowicz refused to tell the interviewing officer where she got the marching powder. She might be under marching orders to do so at some point.

At this point Joey Fasano and Ms. Bynarowicz are not charged with any crime whatsoever, despite the fact that cocaine was in her car and she flat out admitted "I was partying" and cocaine was allegedly on Mr. Fasano's face.

David Traub from the DA's Office telephoned me to say he had reviewed my radio segment on the matter and would be back in touch on Friday.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on March 18, 2010 (boomark / email).