Nine Days After Admission

An attorney admitted to practice on October 10, 2017 is the subject of a recent complaint filed by the North Carolina State Bar.

It is alleged that, nine days later on a Thursday afternoon, he went to Goldston Park seeking the services of a prostitute.

He stopped his car near one T. H., who got into his car. He got some cash from the ATM, went to T.H.’s home for the agreed – upon act but then disagreed over the fee for services rendered.

T.H. threatened to cry rape, the attorney panicked and told her to “name her price.” She did so then back to the ATM.

So far, so bad, but no arrest and he got out there physically if not financially intact.

But no.

Shortly before 8 pm that evening, he allegedly made a false report with the High Point Police that he had been robbed and sexually assaulted by a unknown prostitute.

It is not alleged that criminal charges were filed. (Mike Frisch)