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October 8, 2014 The Honorable Frank Whitney Chief U.S. District
Judge Charles R. Jonas Federal Building 401 West Trade Street
Charlotte, North Carolina 28202 To The Honorable Frank Whitney:
It is with the most absolute sincerity that I can convey in this
medium that I ask you to consider the
following when you make your sentencing judgment on behalf of
Patrick Cannon.
I have known Patrick since 1999. At that time, I was responsible
for the planning, execution and
sponsorship acquisition of the Legacy Basketball Classic.
Patrick was committed to ensuring that this
weekend long event had the full support of the City of
Charlotte. His love for his city and the opportunity
the Legacy Basketball Classic brought allowed Charlotte to be
seen as a premier destination city. Every
planning meeting and/or conference call held Patrick was there.
As a result, I came to know him as a
dependable tried and true leader. This sentiment would prove
true over and over as I had other
opportunities to work with Patrick. As the Chairperson of the
City of Charlotte MLK Holiday Planning
Committee, I again had the chance to work with and witness
Patricks genuine love for this great city.
Patrick attended both the National Celebration and the McCrorey
YMCA Prayer Breakfast events back to
back ensuring that he was on hand to deliver the Citywide
Proclamation of the National MLK Holiday
versus just sending a representative.
Not only have I witnessed Patrick show that he is committed,
dependable leader, I have also observed
these same characteristic in him as the leader of his household.
Patrick is a proud father. Our meetings
never concluded without updates on Brittney and Patrick. It is
the relationship he has with his children
that I find the most troubling aspect of this situation.
Extended time away from their father I know will
cause great pain for both Brittney and Patrick.
I will be transparent and say, how Patrick ever got into this
situation is hard for me to understand, as
this is not the person I know. If for nothing else but for the
sake of Patricks young children, I am asking
that you offer a judgment that will allow him to 1) be reunited
with his family as quickly as possible and
2) remain within close proximity of Charlotte, NC so the family
can easily stay connected.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Cherise Belnavis Johnson Immediate Past Chair City of Charlotte
MLK Holiday Planning Committee
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October 8, 2014
Robert H Szymkiewicz
Charlotte, NC
The Honorable Frank Whitney Chief U.S. District Judge Charles R.
Jonas Federal Building 401 W. Trade St Charlotte, NC 28202
Dear Judge Whitney:
I am writing to ask you to show leniency when sentencing Patrick
Cannon.
I first met Pat soon after my wife and I moved to First Ward in
1998. First Ward, the former Earle Village, is a Hope VI
neighborhood located in Uptown Charlotte. We have
one-hundred-thirty-one units of public housing. I, along with some
friends, started a non-profit corporation to help families living
in those units. I am often looking for role models to meet with the
young men in the neighborhood. Pat was always willing to help out
and he always seemed to make time when askedand I asked often.
For the past ten years I have mentored a young man named Brandon
from the neighborhood. He has met Pat Cannon and was impressed with
how this important man made time for him and me. After Pats arrest
Brandon and I spoke at length. Where I normally used Pat as a good
example I was now using him as a bad one. It was a good lesson on
patience, greed and temptation. Also, I was able to explain that
Pat understands his error and accepts responsibility and was ready
to pay for his crimes.
I have always known Pat Cannon to be a man of honor and I know
he accepts responsibility for his actions. I ask that you show him
leniency. I have no doubt that when he pays his debt through the
legal system he will try to make amends to the City that he loves.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Robert H. Szymkiewicz
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