A Georgia grand jury has indicted a lawyer with at least 28 years of experience on allegations that he gave a weapon to a client facing armed robbery charges. The indictment charges William P. Keenan with furnishing a dangerous weapon to an inmate and conspiracy to commit escape, both felonies. Prosecutors say that Keenan gave Dareon Varner a 14-inch pruning saw blade. Keenan is now incarcerated, and charges of attempted escape and possession of a weapon remain pending against Varner.
July 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
A Douglas County, Ga., grand jury has indicted a Georgia lawyer with at least 28 years of experience on allegations that he gave a weapon to a client awaiting trial in the county jail.
The indictment charges William P. Keenan with furnishing a dangerous weapon to an inmate and conspiracy to commit escape, both felonies. Prosecutors say that on Feb. 22 Keenan gave a client facing armed robbery charges a 14-inch pruning saw blade.
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