Fry to Trial

Published February 2, 2012
David Fry, who was arrested in August 2009 for trying to bribe commissioners Alvin Mason and Corey Johnson into supporting the TEE Center, will be back in court on Monday, February 6, at 9:30. In November, Fry’s Alford plea dissolved when his attorney, Pete Theodocion, and the Assistant District Attorney Adam King failed to reach an agreement. On December 6, Judge Carl Brown recused himself when his daughter, DeCara Brown, was hired to represent Fry. Many consider the Brown hire as a way for Fry to avoid going before the hard-sentencing Brown. The case was then assigned to Judge James Blanchard, who will hear the case in Courtroom 2H .
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