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By Beacon Journal staff
POSTED: 07:42 p.m. EDT, Sep 15, 2008
Mark Jones, the man convicted of a 2004 assault of a customer at Davinci's Pizza in Akron that garnered nationwide attention when a videotape of the beating surfaced, is headed for prison again.
On Friday, Jones was found guilty of aggravated burglary, domestic violence and obstructing official business in an assault in June on the mother of his children.
Jones will be sentenced at 9 a.m. Friday by Summit County Common Pleas Judge Brenda Unruh.
In May, he was freed from prison on judicial release over the objection of the prosecutor. Prosecutors plan to ask the judge at the sentencing to reinstate the remaining two years of Jones' original prison sentence, in addition to time for his latest conviction.
Mark Jones, the man convicted of a 2004 assault of a customer at Davinci's Pizza in Akron that garnered nationwide attention when a videotape of the beating surfaced, is headed for prison again.
On Friday, Jones was found guilty of aggravated burglary, domestic violence and obstructing official business in an assault in June on the mother of his children.
Jones will be sentenced at 9 a.m. Friday by Summit County Common Pleas Judge Brenda Unruh.
In May, he was freed from prison on judicial release over the objection of the prosecutor. Prosecutors plan to ask the judge at the sentencing to reinstate the remaining two years of Jones' original prison sentence, in addition to time for his latest conviction.
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Posted 08:58 PM, 09/15/2008
HA!HA!HA!
Akron, Oh
Posted 09:00 PM, 09/15/2008
yep reinstate his remaining of his two years and give him additional time for the crimes he just commited. evidently he didnt learn and probally on probation. so now he get so serve the full years
Posted 09:11 PM, 09/15/2008
Catch and release. Catch and release. What a joke. I think the judges are the weak link in the criminal justice system.
Hudson, OH
Posted 10:58 PM, 09/15/2008
What a model citizen (insert sarcasm here).
