i will try to make this short.. not making promises though... sry
What would you do?
i was contacted the other day by an officer about the assault case from the end of summer. She asked me to come in n meet up with 2 officers and a victims advocate. And i was to bring my phone. i explained that i didn't have the phone they broke, the officers took it. She said she was aware and it was with the rest of the evidence for the case. i made an excuse and didn't go that day, and postponed a couple hours the next day, but finally went to met with them.
They are giving me till Friday to give them an answer.
i was asked if i wanted to take the one guy they have in custody in the assault case to court. Or i can settle with a lesser charge. They have been unable to make a plea Bargen with him to turn in the other guy. i have made the request to not know the name or see pictures. my understanding is that If i don't, he is willing to plead guilty to assault with bodily injury and the sexual assault will be dropped, and there will be no trial. This is where i am confused... If that part is dropped, then he can contest the charges completely because the only thing that ties him to the case is the DNA, that of which will be dropped as evidence as it is no longer relevant in the case.
They needed me to bring the phone they gave me because the micro USB has pictures on it that i took of that day, before everything happened. What was on that, was all they were able to save from the phone. All other files n pictured were lost. The good thing i suppose, is they were able to give me a brand new model... vs the one that was 5 yrs old. Apparently there is a company that donates new phones to victims of violence. i feel very guilty for having a new phone right now, then i was perfectly happy with the other one they gave me, and others could use this new one much more than i can.
So... yeah... What would you do if asked? Would you take him to trial, or allow him to take plea-bargain? Knowing full well he may walk away free from everything? Seams like a no-brainer... right? But it's not that simple. If you want more reference on the situation, you can go back to read the posts in "my story".
What would you do?
i was contacted the other day by an officer about the assault case from the end of summer. She asked me to come in n meet up with 2 officers and a victims advocate. And i was to bring my phone. i explained that i didn't have the phone they broke, the officers took it. She said she was aware and it was with the rest of the evidence for the case. i made an excuse and didn't go that day, and postponed a couple hours the next day, but finally went to met with them.
They are giving me till Friday to give them an answer.
i was asked if i wanted to take the one guy they have in custody in the assault case to court. Or i can settle with a lesser charge. They have been unable to make a plea Bargen with him to turn in the other guy. i have made the request to not know the name or see pictures. my understanding is that If i don't, he is willing to plead guilty to assault with bodily injury and the sexual assault will be dropped, and there will be no trial. This is where i am confused... If that part is dropped, then he can contest the charges completely because the only thing that ties him to the case is the DNA, that of which will be dropped as evidence as it is no longer relevant in the case.
They needed me to bring the phone they gave me because the micro USB has pictures on it that i took of that day, before everything happened. What was on that, was all they were able to save from the phone. All other files n pictured were lost. The good thing i suppose, is they were able to give me a brand new model... vs the one that was 5 yrs old. Apparently there is a company that donates new phones to victims of violence. i feel very guilty for having a new phone right now, then i was perfectly happy with the other one they gave me, and others could use this new one much more than i can.
So... yeah... What would you do if asked? Would you take him to trial, or allow him to take plea-bargain? Knowing full well he may walk away free from everything? Seams like a no-brainer... right? But it's not that simple. If you want more reference on the situation, you can go back to read the posts in "my story".
