Court date set for Rep. Jones
He is facing multiple charges for obstruction, OWI, and possession of a weapon while drunk.
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LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - A state representative who threatened to call the Governor on officers during his arrest has a date for when he is due back in court.
A preliminary exam for Jewell Jones has been set for June 30.
Dashcam video released Monday by Michigan State Police shows the state rep being arrested on I-96 in Fowlerville after refusing to show his ID. The Detroit-area democrat is heard on camera saying he runs the budget for state troopers and threatened to call Governor Whitmer.
Officers also found a loaded handgun in a cup holder of the SUV.
He is facing multiple charges for obstruction, OWI, and possession of a weapon while drunk.
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