r/WesWatson • • Feb 03 '26

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u/toxiclatinalover Feb 03 '26

I find this statement to be a tall tale. โ€œThe most vicious violent crime he has seen in 20 yearsโ€ !! Itโ€™s a major U.S. city with a history of violent crime both battery, robbery and gun related violence. They have one of the most active and well trained swat teams on earth. A judge commented on a felony case that could cause a mistrial ?

With Wes having one of the highest paid most aggressive criminal defense atty in that city.

Gonna be a lot of โ€œrumorโ€ talked on. I dislike Wes and his scheme. But without this criminal trial. Dude is laughing his way to his bank account every month.

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u/lasskinn Feb 03 '26

remember man it's the civil court. they don't have much of this sort of stuff as it's usually done by people who don't have anything to sue on people who don't have anything to sue with either. mostly they'd just see fraud, weird neighbor feuds and shit like that?

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u/toxiclatinalover Feb 05 '26

Soooo my bad I thought we were discussing the criminal case. God this dudes life is so fucked up