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Re: GF won't file complaint against BF Felony DUI
Posted by v on 7/08/08

    No i'm not saying that. I don't know what
    makes him think it's a slam dunk, he's off the
    hook. The state can press charges.


    On 7/08/08, adnileam wrote:
    > I don't think anyone is basing anything on
    common aw wife. GF is
    > just the GF. She briefly moved in with BF
    then moved out again.
    > She just refuses to press charges or even
    acknowledge that his
    > actions were the cause of her injuries.
    > So, are you saying that if she won't press
    charges or testify, then
    > the state will not press charges? If that
    is so, then the whole
    > case should be closed, which it is not. I'm
    really confused!!
    > Thank you for any info you can share.
    >
    > On 7/08/08, v wrote:
    >> If he thinks it's based on a common law wife
    >> he is mistaken. Used to be, only a wife
    >> couldn't testify against her husband. Maybe
    >> not anymore. No state presses charges.
    >>
    >> On 7/05/08, capt. roy segers wrote:
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> Who knows if he will "beat" the rap ...but
    >> he sure as heck can be
    >>> taken to trial! Remember, the SA's press
    >> the case...a jury
    >>> decides!
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> On 7/04/08, Frankie wrote:
    >>>> Because, in criminal cases (such as DUI,
    >> attempted murder, or
    >>>> battery), the state attorney "presses
    >> charges," not the victim.
    >>>>
    >>>> On 7/04/08, Curmudgeon wrote:
    >>>>> No.
    >>>>>
    >>>>> On 7/04/08, adnileam wrote:
    >>>>>> Eleven months ago, A Boyfriend took his
    >> girlfriend out
    >>>>>> drinking. On the way home, the car
    >> scraped the guardrail
    >>>>>> and caused him to stop the car. A
    >> neighbor heard a noise
    >>>>>> and saw the car stopped. The neighbor
    >> called police who
    >>>>>> in turn automatically called EMS. When
    >> police/ems
    >>>>>> arrived, they found boyfriend near the
    >> car. Registration
    >>>>>> showed it was his GFs car but the BF
    was
    >> the only one
    >>>>>> around. Police asked if he was alone.
    >> He said yes
    >>>>>> multiple times. Blew 2.0. 45 minutes
    >> later, heard
    >>>>>> yelling from a revine. Turned out to
    be
    >> the GF. VERY bad
    >>>>>> injuries (broken bones, internal organ
    >> damage). GF goes
    >>>>>> to hospital intensive care. BF goes to
    >> jail overnite
    >>>>>> until sober. GF tells faily and
    friends
    >> she remembers
    >>>>>> being dragged down the revine and the
    big
    >> time pain. When
    >>>>>> she is released from hospital, BF and
    she
    >> start talking.
    >>>>>> SBI takes on the case. Police do not
    talk
    >> to GF until she
    >>>>>> lives thru the ordeal and returns
    home.
    >> She tells police
    >>>>>> she remembers nothing. It appears that
    >> there is some
    >>>>>> forensic evidence to indicate that the
    BF
    >> tried to either
    >>>>>> kill her or harm her. She in the
    >> meantime, has moved in
    >>>>>> with the BF. BF bragging that he will
    >> beat the wrap
    >>>>>> because she won't press charges. BF
    went
    >> before district
    >>>>>> court and has court date set in
    Superior
    >> Court this
    >>>>>> month.
    >>>>>> Is it true that without the GF
    complaint,
    >> the BF will beat
    >>>>>> the charges?

     
     

 
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