Tarrant County man convicted of offering fake legal services to jail inmates
A Tarrant County man who falsely represented himself as a lawyer to jail inmates will spend the next decade in prison.60-year-old Ramond Davis Jr. pleaded guilty to impersonating a lawyer, the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office announced.Davis Jr. offered legal services to inmates at the Tarrant County Jail, falsely claiming to be a lawyer. Officials said Davis Jr. even met with families of inmates, collecting around $3000 per case.Davis Jr. was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the offense.We don't know how many people Davis Jr. falsely offered legal services to, or how much money he took from the victims.
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