Interview with Titus Nichols Candidate for HD34

His name is Devin Sebaugh.

I think notorious is how I would adjective that I would use to describe him in the sense that he'd had some legal trouble with hitting a cyclist, I believe.

Is that true? Yes.

So in 2024, he was in Atlanta and he got arrested for hitting a bicyclist while drinking and driving.

The police pulled him over.

After he hit the bicyclist, the police showed up, investigated.

The report says they smelled alcohol in his breath, and so he got charged with DUI.

The bicyclist was hurt, went to the hospital, but wasn't severely injured.

And so with that, my biggest issue with that is number one, him hitting the bicycles.

But number two, he eventually pled to a really reduced charge.

Like he originally was charged with DUI, but then he was charged, pled to duty upon striking.

So I used to be a DUI prosecutor.

Interesting.

Yes.

Where? In Augusta, Georgia.

Okay.

So duty upon striking is what you get when you hit a mailbox, not when you actually hit a person while under the influence of alcohol.

And so I feel like it's unfair because if any other government employee had been arrested for DUI, they would have been fired.

firefighter, school teacher, they just would have been fired.

But him, as a politician, he gets to keep his job and then he pleads this very, very sweetheart reduced charge.

I mean, it's in keeping with this Republican Party, it feels like.

Like, you know, rules for thee, but not for me.

Exactly.

It feels like, in terms of, it starts from the president, 34-time convicted felon, sexual rapist, and... money launderer, philanderer, cheater, like everything that you want to describe, and it starts from the top.

And so what is your vision for how