RadiomanATL
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- Jun 13, 2009
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I have a witness who made a sworn affidavit and a video.
No you don't. The sworn affidavit isn't made by the supposed reporter of the vocalization that is claimed to be intimidating. And, of course, without putting forth a victim, someone who was actually intimidated, you have nothing, nada, the null set.
So a witness to an event isn't a witness to an event?
Pretty weak right there.
I still have a witness and a video. Evidence. Obviously not strong enough evidence to prove a case (since it was dismissed), but evidence nonetheless.