Prosecutors Object To Former GREAT WHITE Tour Manager's Request For Work Release
- May 24, 2006
The Associated Press has issued the following report:
Prosecutors are objecting to Daniel Biechele's application for a work-release program.
Biechele, the former tour manager for the band GREAT WHITE, was sentenced earlier this month to serve four years in prison for lighting the pyrotechnics that sparked The Station nightclub fire in 2003.
One-hundred people died in the blaze. His lawyer said that Biechele had found work as a bookkeeper and asked a judge to allow him to participate in a work-release program while he's serving his sentence at the Adult Correctional Institutions.
But in a motion filed today, prosecutors say the decision about work release should be left to the Department of Corrections.
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COMMENT | Yeeeeehaaa!!! posted by : Doolang666 5/24/2006 12:56:36 PM
Stick this first post in yo asses! Let the man work!!! What a waste to stick an inocent man in jail. Losers!
COMMENT | Oh....and I forgot... posted by : Doolang666 5/24/2006 12:57:13 PM
CARCASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
COMMENT | WORK RELEASE posted by : CHINA JOE 5/24/2006 3:45:34 PM
this guy should have work release, but it is up to the dept of corrections. and it sucks to be him, getting the blame for all this when everyone else is too much of a fucking pussy to admit any wrong doing. this guy is a real man as he accepted blame. the rest of the people involved are little fucking girls
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