Lansing mayoral candidate charged with felony assault

LANSING - Another Lansing mayoral candidate has been charged with a felony.

Daniel Anthony Trevino, 20, was arraigned Tuesday in Lansing's 54A District Court on felony assault and misdemeanor domestic violence charges. He also faces two charges for destruction of property.

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Trevino's father, Daniel Dario Trevino, had planned to run in the race but told the State Journal he decided not to because he was convicted of a felony in 2002, which prohibits him from holding elected office.

The elder Trevino owns Hydroworld, a medical marijuana dispensary at 3308 S. Cedar St.

Read more: http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/story/news/local/2017/06/21/lansing-mayoral-candidate-charged-felony-assault/415238001/

Wait up, a convicted felon owns a medical marijuana dispensary, then his son allegedly commits felony assault, but believes he is fit to be a city leader.