Tim Profitt, Alleged 'Rand Paul Stomper,' Due In Court
LEXINGTON, Ky. — A court hearing for a former volunteer with Kentucky Republican Rand Paul's Senate campaign has been postponed.
Tim Profitt has pleaded not guilty to a charge of fourth-degree assault for a videotaped scuffle during which a liberal activist's head was stepped on.
He was scheduled for a court appearance in Lexington on Tuesday. Assistant Fayette County Attorney Jennifer True tells the Lexington Herald-Leader the hearing was put off to gather more evidence in the case. A pretrial hearing is now scheduled for Jan. 11.
The videotaped Oct. 25 incident showed the activist being pulled down, her face pinned to the concrete and then being stepped on outside the final debate between Paul and Democratic opponent Jack Conway.
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Information from: Lexington Herald-Leader, http://www.kentucky.com



12/ 7/10 03:36 PM ET Associated Press