I don't disagree with you, but it was the AUSA that offered the deal he took

AUSA offered a 102 month plea deal and he took it

For those of you interested in the case, I was curious and looked back through his charges to see what was going on with this. He is requesting a reduction in sentence because he thinks his plea deal (and that his lawyer said) his 2018 plea for possession of PCP would be served concurrently with his vehicular manslaughter plea.

Looking at the paperwork and plea deal he signed, those charges were filed separately and should be served separately. He seems to think (or that his lawyer at the time told him) that a statement on his plea deal that the government would not seek indictment or enhancement on remaining charges related to the manslaughter charge would apply to previous plea (which were separate cases).

TLDR: Dude has multiple plea-outs at multiple times for different charges, either his lawyer told him at the time or he thinks they were to be served concurrently rather than consecutively. Paperwork doesn't support that.

1030 on Friday morning is my go time. Never a line.

Correct. I don't think the new bibs and stars have come out for this year yet.

Definitely an hour trip as well

Yes. It goes to joint operations command center, as well as the chief' staff and commanders. But you if you need immediate help, dial 911.

Better call Agent Jack Danger of USPIS

Strangely, one of the least weird things I've seen in that Chik-fil-a