DWI. The rifle was recovered from the vehicle. The police later apprehended Essex.
On September 9, 1991, Essex pled guilty as charged pursuant to a plea bargain in which the state agreed not to institute habitual offender proceedings. At his guilty plea, Essex admitted that he had been convicted in East Carroll Parish, on October 12, 1976, of aggravated burglary, in violation of LSA-R.S. 14:95.1. He also admitted that he had possessed a sawed-off rifle on December 2, 1990, as charged. The trial court accepted Essex's guilty plea.
Sentencing was continued several times until February 25, 1992. On that date, Essex failed to appear and a bench warrant was issued. Thereafter, on March 27, 1992, Essex appeared in court and moved to withdraw his guilty plea, which motion was deniedMissouri governor.

Greitens has been under siege since last week, when accusations emerged in news reports that he threatened to blackmail his former hair stylist with whom he was having an extramarital affair. He reportedly threatened to distribute a nude photo he surreptitiously took of her if she ever revealed their relationship.

The allegations stemmed from a recording made covertly by the woman’s ex-husband and published by KMOV in St. Louis. In the recording, the woman is heard describing how Greitens allegedly invited her to his home in 2015, and, with her consent, taped her hands to exercise rings and blindfolded her. He then allegedly took photographs of her naked and threatened to distribute them if she said anything about the relationship.

The names of the woman and her ex-husband are