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Trump Staffer ‘Abruptly Pushed’ Arlington Cemetery Employee, Army Confirms
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It is important to note that she chose not to press charges because she was afraid of retaliation from trump’s worshippers. Party of law and order…
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/arlington-employee-abruptly-pushed-by-trump-campaign-staff-declined-to-press-charges-over-fears-of-retaliation/ar-AA1pF7JE
We let the terrorists win, basically. People are afraid for their safety and afraid to exercise their legal rights because they're afraid some fanatics are going to murder them.
Why is she the one having to press charges in the first place? They assaulted a government employee on government property because she was doing her job. Kinda feels like something the US government should be prosecuting for. Like one of those "no, you fucked up. Direct to federal prison for you." Kinda things.
Even if she didn't press charges she would still be in danger.
The victim “pressing charges” is just a fancy way of saying reporting the crime. It’s not something that needs to happen for the prosecutor to file a criminal complaint. Though, in a case like this they would probably rely on the victim’s testimony, so there may not be a case if she doesn’t want to cooperate.
Yes, the state presses charges, or not. However, they will often take the victim's desire to prosecute into consideration before doing so. But yes, you don't press charges, the state does.
Except the direct to prison part. We do that too much.
Not to people like Trump and his hangers-on. We don't do it enough to them.