After filing a formal complaint letter last week, we just received a letter in the mail from the county attorney which states that they have "declined prosecution" of my brother's charges, without admitting any wrongdoing on their behalf, and maintaining that my brother did violate the law. Over a month after the incident, this is the first formal
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<--- Now you can say this to the cops!
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I'm still seething over the idea that walking alone is regarded as an "unlawful assembly". Even if he'd been at the concert he tried to go to, that wasn't unlawful either.
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He was walking in an area where there were other people, but defining a public space full of strangers all going in different directions with different motives as an "assembly" sounds like stretching to me. If that were the case then every lunch hour downtown is an unlawful assembly.
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While I'm glad to hear that there are no charges and I'm thrilled to hear that you're pursuing civil redress, I am sorry, so sorry, that this happened at all and that you and your family and especially your brother have been given a forcible example of how those who enforce the laws of this nation cannot be given power beyond their ability to self-regulate with integrity.
*hugs* just because.
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Yes, you are so right - I feel more fiercely protective of my brother than I ever have before. It is indeed a little microcosm of much larger problems.
thanks for the {hugs} and support - always much appreciated!
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