Does anyone want to guess which drug dealer will never see the inside of a real prison despite a thirty-year sentence in Mississippi?
A Madison County grand jury indicted Dowdy in September 2022 for aggravated trafficking in controlled substances, possession of meth with intent to distribute, conspiracy to distribute MDMA, possession of alprazolam with intent to distribute, conspiracy to distribute alprazolam, and possession of tetrahydrocannabol. The indictment alleges Dowdy was caught with 200 grams of MDMA, between 40 and 2,500 dosage units of alprazolam. and between 10 and 30 grams of tetrahydrocannabol.
Circuit Judge Judge Brad Mills sentenced Trey John Dowdy, III to serve 30 years in prison for possessing between ten and thirty grams of MDMA with intent to distribute on August 1, 2023. This is where the story should end but we are talking about the Dowdys. Dowdy's father is former MBN Director John Dowdy. The elder Dowdy is an Assistant District Attorney in Pike County. Dowdy was supposed to serve his sentence in the custody of MDOC. However, the elder Dowdy begged the Court to show mercy and place his son in a trusty program at a county jail at an April 2023 hearing. The former director claimed he put many people in prison as MBN Director and in his current job as a Pike County prosecutor. A sobbing Dowdy said he was fearful for his son's life. Dowdy's attorney repeated the plea at his sentencing on August 1, 2023. Earlier post.
Judge Mills denied the request but Dowdy and his lawyer went to work on MDOC. MDOC asked Madison County Sheriff Randy Tucker to keep Dowdy in his jail as a trusty.
Well, Dowdy has not been in the Madison County jail for over a year. MDOC transferred him to satellite facilities in South Mississippi and in Madison County. In other words, MDOC placed him in a work release program. It will not be a surprise if MDOC releases Dowdy when he serves 25% of his sentence. Nonviolent and all that, you understand.
How many drug dealers in prison wish they got this deal? So much for hard time.
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It’s always about who you know.
“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” ― George Orwell, Animal Farm
KF, not to worry because if you ever get busted for drugs I'll testify on your behalf.
The guy is a looser. He will get his payback one day. Let us sit over here and wait for it.
Dowdy is no different than a DEI hire. Always the smartest guy in the room. If karma is real, his time will not end well.
Why can’t grown adults make up their own mind if they want to use drugs?
A loser too.
A similar thing happened to the stepson of a famous writer, Hired a Jackson bigshot attorney and the charges disappeared.
I agree it’s a bad look. But Dowdy Sr. is not wrong in his concerns. He has put a lot of people in prison who might want to take it out on his son with the same name. Not saying he should be a trusty somewhere. But kept in a county jail seems warranted.
Not so. There is a reason you don't hear about cops getting killed in prison around here. The authorities are not stupid. They have protocols for dealing with touch prisoners.
Prisons have PCUs, Protective Custody Units.
When you get busted and if convicted, at sentencing tell the court that you want the "Dowdy deal."
In the words of Dowdy Sr, they are both sissies.
The reason grown ups shouldn’t be allowed to do drugs is because the affect drugs has on a person causes said person to do stupid shit that could cause great harm to other people and property. Even grown people’s ability to make good decisions, is severely diminished, when taking certain drugs.
The Declaration of Independence guarantees us the inalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. In a truly free society, you also have the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of misery. Stay out of my life you Commie.
Oh, come on now. The poor young lad comes from the prim and proper world of dope dealing, a vocation that has the highest standards of workplace safety, courtesy, and decorum. Why, it is a veritable Marquess of Queensbury rules occupation. And you cold, callous, and just plain ol' mean people would put him prison with actual criminals who might injure him? You heartless beasts!
Doing stupid shit?? Are you talking about the Reservoir police?
I think it’s a she
"Why can’t grown adults make up their own mind if they want to use drugs?"
Because of the effect such people tend to have on other people, and society as a whole.
"I'm only hurting myself" is one of the biggest lies ever told.
If you can smoke crack and meth, and remain a responsible member of society, I have no problem with it. But you would be just about the only one.
Anybody naïve enough to believe our country actually has a “justice system?”
Crooked cops like the little dip shit bitch Pearl River Valley Reservoir Patrol officer in the 8/28 link herein;
Lazy assed judges that love postponing cases via continuances and helping out their pail lawyers, especially when they rule a defendant’s prior habitual record of violence being admitted “wouldn’t be fair to the thug” (they care not about the next victim);
Overzealous idiot prosecutors that only want convictions furthering their careers and end up putting innocent people behind bars;
Defense attorneys that will help make up any lie possible to get their violent criminal clients back onto the streets to harm more innocents;
Parole boards that turn violent criminals loose early to go harm more of the vulnerable including girls and children;
Jurors selected for the sole purpose of ignorance and persuadability;
The revolving door catch & release system of putting violent criminals back on the streets to cause more harm by Democrat cities like Jackson that use this as a tactic to keep control of the city forever (much to the thanks of the last white mayor, white liberal Democrat Kane Ditto’s hiring of DC Police Chief Jimmy Wilson 3 decades ago).
The list could go on and on and on so this menace to society Trey John Dowdy, III (that would make the world a much better place if he would just check himself out) is one just more example of the crooked foxes tending the chicken coop.
9:10, I'm sure you could "go on and on," and I'm sure you probably do, on a regular basis, to anyone that will listen.
But your jaded view of the criminal justice system, and those who work in it, is not reality. Most people are trying to do a good job.
Are there exceptions? Of course. But they do not represent the entirety of the criminal justice system.
That said, we should never import anyone from Louisiana to run our Department of Corrections.
“Just an excitable boy.”
11:58 AM you lawyers keep telling yourselves that to justify filling your coffers with ill-gotten gains. But it won’t change how much of a scam the so-called justice system is, both criminal and civil.
2:02: Do you have an actual experience with the American courts, other than your obvious divorce(s)?
If not, who pays you to post that propaganda? Russia proxies? Maybe groups sympathetic to China or Iran?
You know, you could go live in any of those countries. I'm sure you will find their judicial systems much more fair.
4:02 PM, thank you so much! We knew the “go live somewhere else bull___t” scammer lawyers always use to justify their immorality would be posted sooner or later. It’s all you’ve got.
Only a ____ing lawyer could defend a system that puts violent criminals back onto the streets that ends up murdering someone’s child (someone else’s child, of course), all because he/she lines his pockets with that system.
This is why folks like Crump and Sharpton don't trust any law enforcement agency or judges in Mississippi.
If your Dad puts people in prison for a living, you can just commit crimes and not go to prison because you might be a target? You just get jail...at most?
I could argue this kid had more opportunities in life than most and therefore deserves to be sent to prison to deal with the consequences more than someone born into poverty and poor home life.
Everyone knows there are two Mississippi's.
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