The case is tomorrow. In case you have no idea what I am talking about... What you in here for? I am very anxious about it! But, let me fill you in on something that happened about two weeks ago. On Wednesday, May 10th, my lawyer got me a meeting with the assistant district attorney who was assigned to my case. Supposedly, this is a big issue because normally you don't get a chance to speak with the ADA. Obviously, all she has to go on is the police report which is just rife with lies and impossibilities.
Anyway, I told my story. The ADA then tried to question me. She asked..
Did you see anyone else there?
I didn't see anyone because of the way I was positioned at the window. However, I did hear some screaming and what not to my left!
What were they screaming?
I couldn't hear exactly what it was but it was in reaction to the police beating up on the boy.
Did the police have a problem getting out of the area?
No. They pulled out with no problem when they were behind my building. And, they pulled out with no problem when they were in front of my building.
Where was I at the time of the other person's arrest? I
was watching the entire thing from my bedroom window on the second floor!
It's obvious at this point she's looking to support their allegation of inciting a riot. But, I don't plan on being that easy. I had to make sure she understood the timeline of events because I can tell if, or when, we get into court, she would try to make it seem like I caused those people to act up! And, according to the police report, I was hollering and screaming out the window when they pulled up.
So, my lawyer wants to concentrate on another issue of the report which just knocks me down! The officer claims that I "dropped" something on him. No one knows what this object was but it was the size of a "baseball". However, there's no charge for assault or attempted assault nor was there any evidence collected. I can see the ADA foaming at the mouth on this one. The pictures show that it would be impossible for me to "drop" anything as there's a 13 foot fenced-in yard under my window. She's all of a sudden changing the word "drop" to "throw" and "toss". All I can do is sort of smile and laugh at the whole issue while thinking, "This bitch is dirtier than the damn cop! She's trying so hard to get something! She's literally changing the FALSE facts of the case to suit her needs."
Anyway, we're done with the Q&A session. She decides to go to her supervisor and talk about it. She comes back 5 minutes later saying they will consider it and get back to us before the case. I should have just stayed home if that was going to be the case.
Well, tomorrow is my case and she hasn't gotten back to my lawyer as yet! I just spoke to my lawyer and he says that he would call her and try to find out what's going on.
I am just really anxious to hear what the judge will do or say when everything is finally presented and in the open. I wonder if the police involved will even have the courage to show up.
I will keep you guys posted!
Anyway, I told my story. The ADA then tried to question me. She asked..
Did you see anyone else there?
I didn't see anyone because of the way I was positioned at the window. However, I did hear some screaming and what not to my left!
What were they screaming?
I couldn't hear exactly what it was but it was in reaction to the police beating up on the boy.
Did the police have a problem getting out of the area?
No. They pulled out with no problem when they were behind my building. And, they pulled out with no problem when they were in front of my building.
Where was I at the time of the other person's arrest? I
was watching the entire thing from my bedroom window on the second floor!
It's obvious at this point she's looking to support their allegation of inciting a riot. But, I don't plan on being that easy. I had to make sure she understood the timeline of events because I can tell if, or when, we get into court, she would try to make it seem like I caused those people to act up! And, according to the police report, I was hollering and screaming out the window when they pulled up.
So, my lawyer wants to concentrate on another issue of the report which just knocks me down! The officer claims that I "dropped" something on him. No one knows what this object was but it was the size of a "baseball". However, there's no charge for assault or attempted assault nor was there any evidence collected. I can see the ADA foaming at the mouth on this one. The pictures show that it would be impossible for me to "drop" anything as there's a 13 foot fenced-in yard under my window. She's all of a sudden changing the word "drop" to "throw" and "toss". All I can do is sort of smile and laugh at the whole issue while thinking, "This bitch is dirtier than the damn cop! She's trying so hard to get something! She's literally changing the FALSE facts of the case to suit her needs."
Anyway, we're done with the Q&A session. She decides to go to her supervisor and talk about it. She comes back 5 minutes later saying they will consider it and get back to us before the case. I should have just stayed home if that was going to be the case.
Well, tomorrow is my case and she hasn't gotten back to my lawyer as yet! I just spoke to my lawyer and he says that he would call her and try to find out what's going on.
I am just really anxious to hear what the judge will do or say when everything is finally presented and in the open. I wonder if the police involved will even have the courage to show up.
I will keep you guys posted!
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