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Let’s recap shall we? Again:

The LCB does not have emergency response authority or jurisdiction for a criminal investigation.
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Chandra Brady is the Director of WSLCB Enforcement and Education. By dint of her position she is in the Control Group at the Agency, ipso facto. As such, everything that Licensee has argued from Day One about the lack of criminal authority is clearly manifest, albeit after the expenditure of substantial public funds. There really isn’t anything else to say. Plaintiffs have put the Court on Actual Notice that they have initiated Rule 408 Settlement Discussions and look forward to updating the Court on same as it appears that one (1) of their two (2) Principal points of Law is finally being correctly addressed in a beautiful 180-degree arc. Again: To be a cop, you have to be a cop:
Plaintiff King long ago intimated to this Court that the LCB’s old position would be tantamount to him sticking a “Police” badge on his lapel, mounting the proverbial gumball light on his personal BMW as an AAG twenty-five (25) years ago and masquerading about as a Certified Peace Officer: Some Agency employees in Washington are LEO; some are not. Some AAG’s in Ohio are LEO; some are not. The moral of the story is STAY IN YOUR LANE.
Moreover, let’s not forget that former WSLCB Agent John Jung, who recently wished us well in this Federal litigation, addressed these issues at his Deposition that Plaintiff King actually took live on Facebook. Let’s pick up the Action live at page 38 shall we?

Q. And was there any concern among your peers in the last few years that you all don't enjoy qualified immunity?

A. I know David Stitt and I had many discussions about that when he was here. And when I started to research and investigate this agency's mishandling of their training, David himself actually was scared of the fact that he was carrying a gun and potentially had to pull it out and shoot somebody.

So he asked for BLEA training, and the chief at the time told him that he was okay as is. And long story short, he ended up just quitting because he wasn't able to continue knowing that.

Let’s cruise on into page 39 for the bonus round shall we, as we note that a bud tender I may even have met was shot and almost killed this month at Dockside Cannabis, another white-owned retail store

Q. Thank you. We're moving along here, hold on. Sir, if you were in the field and you had an occasion where a theft was going on and let's say you're at a store, a retail store. You're investigating.

You're doing your work, and a criminal suspect walks in with a gun, and they hold someone hostage. They hold a budtender hostage, okay? If Cynjo’s at the door working, if she still had a job, so she’s still at her job working and someone comes in and puts a gun to her head. You're standing there with your service pistol. Do you have pistols or revolvers?

A. We have a semiautomatic.

Q. Is it a 9 or what?

A. 9 mil.

Q. Okay. What brand?

A. Smith and Wesson.

Q. That's classic. Okay. Anyway, now, you're standing there. You got your Smith and Wesson, and you see this going on. What's your response going to be? Are you going to draw your weapon?

A. Based on current level of training and experience and my knowledge of my status, I would walk away. I will not jeopardize two families over that.

I'd rather be the subject of the incident, but I will not pull my trigger. I had a discussion with the assistant commander of CJTC too, and you'll see that in the exhibit that I submitted to my counsel…….