EXCLUSIVE: Jewelry Store Owners In Lohan Theft Case Won't Testify In Preliminary Hearing
March 22 2011, Published 9:09 a.m. ET
Lindsay Lohan will decide as soon as Tuesday, March 22, if she will accept a plea deal in her grand theft case in order to avoid a trial.
But Breaking Celebrity News has learned, if she does not cop a plea, the controversial jewelry store owners won't get their moment in the spotlight at the actress' preliminary hearing because the Los Angeles District Attorney won't be calling them.
"Deputy District Attorney Danette Meyers most likely won't be calling the jewelry store owners at the preliminary hearing," a source close to the case told Breaking Celebrity News.
"It's more of a tactical decision, if the case proceeds Meyers doesn't want to have a long, drawn out preliminary hearing."
Kamofie & Company came under scrutiny after selling the surveillance video of Lohan, 24, allegedly stealing a $2,500 necklace and then once again when reports surfaced that they were shopping around for a book deal detailing the incident.
Said our source: "Meyers would most likely be calling onl