What Did Atlantic City, NJ, Mayor Do Right After Not Guilty Verdict?

For two long years, Atlantic City, New Jersey Mayor Marty Small was branded as a guilty man, who physically and emotionally abused his teenage daughter.

An Atlantic County Jury Quickly Said Otherwise

Only one side of the story dominated the news cycles of Marty and La’Quetta Small for the past two years.

In the “court” of public opinion, it was predetermined that they were guilty as charged.

However, when a jury of Marty Small’s peers heard the actual evidence against him … they promptly and fully exonerated him with their unanimous not guilty verdict.

As It Turns out …

The jury arrived at their decision in short order. Had they not taken the time to playback some of the Marty Small audio evidence … they likely would have made their unanimous not guilty verdict known within 1 hour on Day 1 of their deliberations.

It Was Not A Close Call

The jury believed the evidence and the emotional testimony of Marty Small.

The Marty Small legal defense team dominated the Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office team throughout the entire trial.

Attorney Lou Barbone had one of his finest all-time performances as a criminal defense attorney.

The legendary Ed Jacobs (above) was available in the Marty Small bullpen if needed, however, Barbone delivered the goods.

Atlantic County Prosecutor’s Office Must

Immediately move to dismiss the one criminal charge versus La’Quetta Small.

No games. No nonsense. No delays.

Don’t play the ole … we’re reviewing our options ploy.

The not guilty verdict earned by Marty Small absolutely extends to La’Quetta Small in every way.

Marty Small didn’t win on some cheap technicality. Small won by an overwhelming unanimous verdict.

What Did Marty Small Do Right After His Not Guilty Verdict?

Yep, The Wonder Bar Waterfront Bar & Grill was the site where Small, family, friends and supporters gathered to blow off some steam and relax together for the first time in two years.

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