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What was the charge, out of curiosity?

• th0w4way 11y ago
  Second degree aggravated assault, simple assault, and terroristic threat. The witness was mentally ill, although it took a long time for the various authorities (police, prosecutor, and school deans) to disclose the documents and video records that demonstrated this (suicide attempt that evening, no less than seven previous and subsequent false allegations, bizarre and contradictory statements smoothed over by the officer, and an attempt to withdraw the allegation a week later, clinical history of bipolar II and borderline personality disorder.) Once disclosed, the case was dismissed.
  • wil421 11y ago
    Did you know the witness before this happened?
  • magic_beans 11y ago
    There is more to this story you are not telling us. How exactly did the witness identify you?
  • NullCharacter 11y ago
    So you're walking down the street in an upscale neighborhood wearing your Sunday best and.... you get these three charges levied on you? Feel like there are details missing to this story.
    • th0w4way 11y ago
      Oh there's a myriad of details missing, to protect both my privacy, and the privacy of the accuser, whom I have come to believe was an unfortunate victim of both their own mental illness and the state. It's more along the lines of: I was sitting at friend's house, (quite literally) in my Sunday best. I received a phone call from an acquaintance who was distraught. I arrived at the home, was arrested, placed in handcuffs (double locked behind my back), and held for forty eight hours without food or drink. I was released after paying an exorbitant bond (did you know you can post bond with a debit card?), followed by a rather insane two and one half years prosecution, against the wishes of everyone involved.