In Nevada during my law enforcement career, pictures were always taken if the equipment was available, which it was 99% of the time. Photos do not always tell the story however and they often exonerated the suspect. It really depends on the circumstances. As a former cop, I'm waiting for more info on this to drop.
There aren't many incidents. Most of this is coming from fans at ou, $ec, tech, etc... where cheating is encouraged so they can't discern right from wrong. It's all the same to them.
No. They will most likely fire him. The more that comes out the worse it looks, and even if what is in the police report is only half true it’s still really bad
She could have attacked him first. There are boatloads of crazies out there. If she is his fiance, I would tell her to gtho and the wedding is off but I bet that meal ticket is hard to refuse as it is for most women.
Dude… It’s a family violence charge. He’s being a charged for strangling his wife.
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to be fair, being choked for 5 seconds with force is ALOT different than holding your breath for 5 seconds.
That’s not the full police report. That’s only the probable cause affidavit. It only includes sufficient facts to establish the elements of a criminal offense, which is presented to a magistrate to determine if these is enough evidence to charge someone with a crime.
He Apperently did tell the cops he had a recording of the incident that would frame it differently. However when asked if they could hear it he said no. So who knows.
