Andrew Airey (center) leaves Carroll County Superior Court on Feb. 26 following a hearing while being assisted by his attorney Alfred Catalfo. Behind him is defense attorney Stuart Dedopoulos. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
Andrew Airey (center) leaves Carroll County Superior Court on Feb. 26 following a hearing while being assisted by his attorney Alfred Catalfo. Behind him is defense attorney Stuart Dedopoulos. (DAYMOND STEER PHOTO)
OSSIPEE — A legally blind man accused of shoplifting from Walmart in 2018 may be let off the hook from doing any prison time, according to a “diversion agreement” OK’d by a Carroll County Superior Court judge Monday.
A diversion agreement, according to uslegal.com, is “the specification of formal terms and conditions which a defendant must fulfill in order to have the charges against him/her dismissed. ... Diversion is a means to avoid a judgment of criminal guilt.”
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