Auditory Outhouse #27

The other day on the somethingawful forums, THEY ROB posted a link to Dan Quinn's police record from the Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento website.

Dan doesn't like to talk about his past arrests too much, but in this video, he explains some of the history, starts at around 4 mins:

• On November 27th, 1991: Dan Quinn was charged on two counts of battery.
• On January 8th, 1992: Dan Quinn was dismissed of both counts.

• On February 17th, 1993: Dan Quinn was charged with one felony count of possession of a controlled substance; and on one misdemeanor count of concealable weapon possession.
  
• On March 16th, 1993: Dan Quinn plead guilty to the misdemeanor count, and was sentenced to a 1-year informal probation, and served 15 days in custody.
• On November 3rd, 1993: Dan Quinn's felony charge was dismissed.

• On February 25th, 1997: Dan Quinn was charged with marijuana possession, and possession of a controlled substance.
• On February 26th, 1997: Dan Quinn plead guilty to possession of a controlled substance, and was sentenced to 3 years of supervised probation under the Sheriff's Work Project. He also spent 2 months in custody.

• On June 2nd, 1998: Dan Quinn was charged with two misdemeanor counts of assault (an unlawful attempt, coupled with a present ability, to commit a violent injury on the person of another).
  
• On October 9th, 1998: Dan Quinn spent 10 days in police custody for violation of his parole. Both misdemeanor counts were dismissed.

• On February 16th, 1999: Dan Quinn was charged with two felony counts. One for concealable weapons charge and another for evading a police officer.
• On March 18th, 1999: Dan Quinn was sentenced to a 5-year formal probation in a Work Furlough program, which was downgraded to Sheriff's Work Program on June 4, 1999; and spent 5 months in jails.

• On March 2nd, 1999: Dan Quinn was charged with domestic violence/spousal abuse.
• On March 18th, 1999: The charge was dismissed.

• On March 23rd, 2004: Dan Quinn was again charged with one felony count of domestic violence/spousal abuse, and one PC 422 count for willfully threatening to commit a crime which will result in death or great bodily injury of an immediate family member.
  
• On June 1st, 2005: Dan Quinn was sentenced to 3 years probation, and 79 days in prison, straight time.