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However, video evidence isn't the only admissible type. If the victim has injuries these can be corroborated by photographs and medical examinations. Otherwise,

by flocial 12y ago

However, video evidence isn't the only admissible type. If the victim has injuries these can be corroborated by photographs and medical examinations. Otherwise, no cases would see the light of day. She didn't seem to get any medical attention despite police being on the scene. Also, the woman submitted "photographic proof of an unblemished complexion to the SFPD and filed an affidavit requesting the investigation be terminated." http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurbaksh_Chahal http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurbaksh_Chahal

cjbprime 12y ago
> She didn't seem to get any medical attention despite police being on the scene. TechCrunch disagrees: "What if it was your child who was kicked and beaten so many times she suffered a hematoma after the attack (according to the medical report we received)?" -- http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/26/a-letter-to-the-board-members-of-radiumone/ http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/26/a-letter-to-the-board-membe...
- flocial 12y ago
  But again where is this report? It is a quote and so far as we can tell the only source of this. A hematoma can vary widely and the lack of information doesn't help. Again, it's not this person's actions but the hysteria of the spectators. There is really no objective coverage and your link is a good example (if someone has the medical report they should publish the relevant bits).