CASE: State of Georgia v. Marcus McKenzie Cherry (10B-5431-8)
RESULT: (June, 2011) Three day jury trial on one count of aggravated stalking, two counts of cruelty to children and one count of family violence battery resulted in NOT GUILTY on all charges.
FACTS: Client meets an underage girl, who lies about her age and becomes infatuated with him, and his famous friends (recording artist Usher). She has two children with client before she realizes that she will not be living the lifestyle of the rich and famous. Being the gold digger that she is, she turns her attention to other potential suitors. She selects her attorney-boss, and begins a relationship with him. My client finds about his baby’s mama, whom he is living with, dating her boss, and confronts both of them. Because the attorney-boss wants my client out of the picture, he has the “victim” take a TPO (temporary protection order) against my client. Interestingly enough, the day after my client is arrested, the “victim” is seen driving around in her new C300 Mercedes, purchased by…You guessed it, the attorney-boss. On February 15, 2010, which grandma (client’s mother) and the “victim” are exchanging the children, my client supposedly jumps out and punches victim in the face a number of time, right in front of the children. The “victim” phones the police, who take photos of her injuries. Client is arrested six months later.
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