A judge is expected to rule Thursday on whether the State Attorney’s Office should be disqualified from prosecuting the couple accused of conspiring to kill 33-year-old Jared Bridegan in 2022.
the State Attorney’s Office should be disqualified from. Tenon has admitted to shooting Bridegan after ambushing him by leaving a tire in the road on Bridegan’s route home.
The State Attorney’s Office has admitted that it did intercept the communications through a search warrant, but the prosecutors say they never read them, so it was not a violation of attorney-client privilege.
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