John Tinson and Lisa Johnson are scheduled for their trial to begin at the Chester County Justice Center on Monday 9:00 AM April 19, 2010 Courtroom 12 Judge Anthony A. Sarcione
John Tinson is a City of Coatesville Codes Officer who had a previous trial originating with an arrest on 12/22/1987 for possession with intent to deliver for which he was proven innocent.
This time John Clayton Tinson and Lisa Johnson both face similar charges:
John Tinson-Criminal Trial 04/19/2010 9:00 am Courtroom 12 Judge Anthony A. Sarcione Scheduled:
Lisa Johnson-Criminal Trial 04/19/2010 9:00 am Courtroom 12 Judge Anthony A. Sarcione Scheduled:Court Summary
Docket Sheet
From:
DAILY LOCAL NEWS
Published: Saturday, January 09, 2010
“On Nov. 19, 2009, city police charged Tinson, 51, of Coatesville, with criminal conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance, manufacture of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal use of communication facility following a lengthy investigation that took place last summer…
Police filed charges against Johnson on Dec. 1; she surrendered to Hines on Dec. 3. The charges against Johnson include criminal conspiracy, possession of a controlled substance, manufacture of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Wheatcraft agreed to withdraw a drug-dealing charge.
When the arrests were made, Johnson and Tinson lived together in the 700 block of Coates Street. It was unclear Friday whether Johnson and Tinson still reside together.
Also at the time of the arrest, Johnson was working as an administrative assistant in state Rep. Tim Hennessey's Coatesville office.
Hennessey, R-26th, of North Coventry, said in December that he had informed the House Republican Caucus of the charges. Although Johnson works in Hennessey's office, the caucus is her employer and will decide what happens to her as a result of the charges.”
Former Coatesville City Council member Patsy Ray counts Lisa Johnson and Hennessy's Legislative Assistant Linda Lavender as her friends.
When she was asked if she went to Tim Hennessey's office former Coatesville City Councilperson Patsy Ray said, "I go there every day and I can go there any time I want.”
Hmmm, I remember another friend of Patsy Ray’s. The one that she wrote about in a letter to Common Pleas Judge Howard F. Riley Jr. It was in support of her drug dealer friend:
Published: Sunday, February 18, 2007
DAILY LOCAL NEWS
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