Lawson says he didn't resign as Sparks fire chief, seeks reinstatement
A demand letter says, “Mr. Lawson adamantly maintains his innocence and is confident that the criminal complaint will be dismissed.”
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A demand letter says, “Mr. Lawson adamantly maintains his innocence and is confident that the criminal complaint will be dismissed.”
A former Cal Fire chief was charged with felony conspiracy and intent to sell steroids. He quit a new Nevada fire chief job after officials learned he faced four felony charges.
RENO, Nev. (AP) — The felony drug charges facing Sparks' ex-fire chief involve steroids and none carry potential gang enhancement penalties, the state attorney general's office said this week. The criminal complaint the Nevada Attorney General's office filed Dec.
Mark Lawson and co-defendant Lance Forrester are accused with possession and sale of a controlled substance: anabolic steroids.
The charges include possession with intent to sell a controlled substance, with a gang enhancement. A co-defendant in the case is Lance Forrester.