District Attorney Who Prosecuted Paris Hilton for Cocaine Possession Arrested Buying Cocaine

Chris | InformationLiberation
Mar. 23, 2011

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Here's the state for you. This taxfeeder's full time job is throwing non-violent "criminals" in jail and depriving them of their life, liberty and property because they just so happen to partake in drugs which the state arbitrarily declares illegal. Meanwhile, after pleading his case, or perhaps before pleading his case, he is getting doped up on cocaine himself. This case reminds me of the federal judge who was "known for his stiff drug sentences" getting caught buying drugs for his favorite prostitute.

Reuters reports:

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The Las Vegas deputy district attorney who prosecuted Paris Hilton for cocaine possession was arrested over the weekend after allegedly buying a rock of cocaine, authorities said on Monday.

Clark County Deputy District Attorney David Schubert, 47, was taken into custody in Las Vegas on Saturday afternoon and booked on one count of cocaine possession.

Schubert, who has prosecuted Hilton and pop star Bruno Mars on similar charges, was released on Sunday after posting bail and was scheduled for an initial court appearance on Monday.

"I'm very disappointed to learn one of our prosecutors was allegedly buying rock cocaine," Clark County District Attorney David Roger told Reuters in a telephone interview. "This is an individual I placed a great deal of trust in by assigning him to a state and federal drug task force."

Ah yes, tells us more of your statist blather. The fact of the matter is, drug laws are nothing more than men with guns threatening people with violence for consuming a substance the state arbitrarily deems evil. If there is no victim, it's not a crime, it's that simple.

Update: Sure enough, it's being reported he "scored coke 3 to 4 times a week" at the time he was prosecuting Paris and pop star Burno Mars.