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Charges after road rage incident with Philly’s chief homicide prosecutor were excessive | Jenice Armstrong

Khasandra Franklin's charges have since been downgraded to what she should have been charged from the start - reckless driving and reckless endangerment of another person.

Khasandra Franklin, 24, of North Philadelphia, poses for a portrait in front of her car on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Franklin was involved in a road rage incident with the chief of the District Attorney’s Homicide unit and wounded up facing charges, spending the night in jail and having her car confiscated. “I want justice for myself,” Franklin said. “I feel like they are bullies and predators. To come after me to just going into my lane and going out of my way is ridiculous. I’m hurt.”
Khasandra Franklin, 24, of North Philadelphia, poses for a portrait in front of her car on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020. Franklin was involved in a road rage incident with the chief of the District Attorney’s Homicide unit and wounded up facing charges, spending the night in jail and having her car confiscated. “I want justice for myself,” Franklin said. “I feel like they are bullies and predators. To come after me to just going into my lane and going out of my way is ridiculous. I’m hurt.”Read moreTYGER WILLIAMS / The Philadelphia Inquirer
    by Jenice Armstrong | Columnist
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