An Atlanta veneer specialist faces potential legal trouble. The speaker outlines how he might avoid prosecution: hire a good lawyer, move money to hidden accounts, call payments donations, and claim he's not a dentist. He compares the case to Diddy's legal battles.
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I got, I got to give it up for my city. They gonna find a new scam, and I think he may get off if he get a good lawyer. If he was able to move some of the money to an account that they could not get to so that he could pay for a good lawyer to say that nothing he was doing was illegal because he never marketed himself as a dentist. He said veneer tech specialist, and so there is no law, which means you can't break no law. And if somebody gives you permission to do something for them, just like somebody may give me permission to do their hair, You know, and I could have called it a donation. They donated the money to me. That's probably where he may get in trouble at, is the fact that he probably charged instead of taking donations. Had he would have made himself a nonprofit and let people do it, he'd be fine right now. He'd be walking just like Diddy gonna walk. If he plays his cards right, he will get off. I never said I was a dentist. I've never practiced as a dentist. I just took composites. These are boxes. I'll be like to the court, why do they have the veneer kits if they don't want us to put 'em on?
