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Big
Tony
was
a Harley
biker.
He had
organized
a Harley
club
in eastern
Lawrence
County
that
was
named
“The
Avengers.”
At one
time
Big
Tony
operated
a store
on North
High
Street
in Columbus,
Ohio,
where
he sold
Harley
items.
I met
Big
Tony
when
he retained
me to
be his
attorney
in regard
to charges
against
him,
including
felonious
assault
of a
police
officer
near
Chesapeake,
Ohio.
I also
represented
his
girlfriend
and
another
biker,
the
charges
against
them
arising
out
of the
same
incident
as the
one
that
involved
Big
Tony.
The
jury
acquitted
Big
Tony
of the
felonious
assault
charge
but
was
hung
on the
other
three
counts.
In an
agreement
with
the
prosecution,
Big
Tony
pled
guilty
to one
of the
remaining
charges
on the
condition
that
the
charges
against
his
girlfriend
be dismissed.
Big
Tony
spent
about
six
months
in jail
as a
result
of his
plea.
When
Tony
passes
through
town,
he stops
to see
how
I’m
doing.
Seeing
the
pictures
around
the
office
he once
asked,
“Hey
Lloyd,
don’t
you
want
to take
my picture?”
So,
it was
into
the
studio,
not
only
with
Tony
but
also
with
Hazel
(who’s
a guy
and
don’t
make
a mistake
and
think
otherwise).
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