Charges Dropped Against Morgan Stanley Banker In Hate Crime Case

William Bryan Jennings, a Morgan Stanley Executive, had to wait nearly nine months before Connecticut admitted they didn't have the evidence to litigate a hate crime case against the Darien, CT native. Felony charges were brought against the banker in February after a New York cabbie told the Darien police he'd been assaulted by Jennings over a dispute about the price of a cab fare from New York City last winter.