REDUCED | VEHICULAR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT REDUCED to DISORDERLY CONDUCT with probation and zero jail – State v. Mr. G. (DMC No. 5314) (Maricopa County Superior City CR2004-038201): Mr. G. got into an argument with a neighbor down the street.  They have prior problems and the neighbor threw a metal wrench at Mr. G.’s car and chipped his paint.  Mr. G. got in his truck in an attempted to run down the neighbor in his vehicle.  Due to the fact that Mr. G. did not strike the neighbor, we were able to convince the prosecutor to reduce the VEHICULAR AGGRAVATED ASSAULT dangerous charge (which carried a mandatory 5 to 15 years in prison) down to a disorderly conduct class 6 “open” with no jail.  After probation was complete, the charge became a misdemeanor and no felony was on Mr. G.’s record.