Attorneys trade barbs in Patterson crash

Tests show no drugs, alcohol in systems of Oakland exec, driver

Waterford Township — Attorneys for L. Brooks Patterson and the Royal Oak man charged with causing the Aug. 10 crash that injured the Oakland County executive traded barbs Tuesday over evidence in the case.

Steven Potter, who represents Patterson and security officer James Cram, who was driving Patterson's Chrysler 300 when the crash occurred, released toxicology tests showing neither man had alcohol or drugs in their system.


By Charles E. Ramirez
From The Detroit News:

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