This Really Stinks.

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

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[Safe_Bet]

BOOOO! Hiss! (and not that kind of hiss, either!)

 

[SeaCat]

You're shitting me right?

Cat

 

[Emerald_Dragon]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Absolute rudeness yes but battery? Not sure about that one.

If it is though I wonder what the statute of limitations is? I might be able to get my sister for it!!! I was the little sister and got picked on!!

 

[R. Richard]

The code sections cited contain the roots of dismissal of the battery charge. The scumbag has charged the defendant with being drunk. The language of the battery paragraph cites 'intentionally.' All the defendant needs to do is to testify, 'I was so drunk that I didn't know what I was doing' and offer the scumbag DUI charge as evidence. Any competent attorney could then obtain summary dismissal. Then, because of the multiple complaints the same attorney might well get the DUI charge dismissed because of the need to, in effect, plead guilty to the DUI charge to defend against the battery charge. Finally, a competent attorney could very well get the obstruction charges dismissed, again on lack of competence due to intoxication.

If a competent attorney gets the conflictin charges dismissed, chance are the city is on the hook for false arrest and frivolous prosecution.

Best of all, the strong odor of chickenshit that scumbags produce is now grounds for an assault charge.

 

[redpaint]

OH good grief, what next?