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Gillett Evernham Motorsports driver Kasey Kahne has filed a written plea of not guilty to a charge of misdemeanor battery stemming from an alleged pushing incident with a security guard Nov. 16 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
The not guilty plea was filed Thursday and cancels the arraignment scheduled for Tuesday.
Kahne has hired Richard Sharpstein as his attorney. Sharpstein has been in the news recently as the attorney and family friend of murdered Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor.
Kahne also faces a civil suit stemming from the incident. According to witness statements, Kahne's brother said Kahne was pushing the guard's hands off of him, while the security guard claims Kahne shoved him.
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2 responses to "Kahne enters not guilty plea to battery charge". Post a Comment.
DJ G said:
Oct 13, 2008 at 7:08 PMI am just in awe of this!!!Kasey?? are you kidding me??? NO WAY!!! this guy is looking for money thinks Kasey is an easy target...I can't believe the court system wastes so much money on such B.S. Go Kasey!!!
Jayne Deere said:
Dec 8, 2008 at 7:46 PMThis is unbelieveable, makes a person wonder about the court system in Dade County. Is this because of Kahne's reputation as such a bada**. (That would be sarcasm, folks).