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The charges against Romney were dropped several days later and officially dismissed in February 1982 at Natick District Court. At Romney’s request, the judge also agreed to seal the records, making them unavailable for public inspection.
Romney said yesterday that the park ranger had overstepped his authority in arresting him and said the reason the case was dropped was that he had threatened to charge the officer and his agency, then called the Department of Environmental Affairs, with false arrest.
“He did not have the right to arrest me because I was not a disorderly person. This was an obvious case of false arrest,” Romney said. “The officer obviously agreed because he agreed to dropping the case.”
He always seems to get things sealed or deleted. Wonder why?
While I agree this isn't a huge deal, crime-wise, I definitely think it does say a lot about his attitude that the rules that apply to others don't apply to him because of who he is.
Sociopath? Maybe. Narcissist? Definitely.
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Romney said yesterday that the park ranger had overstepped his authority in arresting him and said the reason the case was dropped was that he had threatened to charge the officer and his agency, then called the Department of Environmental Affairs, with false arrest.“He did not have the right to arrest me because I was not a disorderly person. This was an obvious case of false arrest,” Romney said. “The officer obviously agreed because he agreed to dropping the case.”
Yup - whether it's strapping a dog to the roof of his car for a twelve-hour road trip, or forcibly cutting the hair of a boy he deemed to be "different," or using his position to threaten an LEO, it's all the same to the entitled Willard.
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“The officer obviously agreed because he agreed to dropping the case.”
Uh, no.......the officer more than likely got orders from above to drop the case. I doubt it was because he miraculously "saw the light" and realized he had been wrong to charge the great and almighty Willard.
"It's MY turn!"
I wouldn't be surprised tp find out that there have been lots of these "little" incidents over the years.
And, of course, the same ones who excuse this behavior and the fact that he continues to hide his tax returns are the same morons who consistently demand to see President Obama's school records.
If a motion for dismissal is requested due to lack of evidence, the dismissal cannot be granted if there is enough evidence to prove even a lesser crime. There must be no reasonable doubt at all that the defendant is innocent for a case to be dismissed.
So, who gets to decide if there is "enough evidence"?
While I agree this isn't a huge deal, crime-wise, I definitely think it does say a lot about his attitude that the rules that apply to others don't apply to him because of who he is.
Sociopath? Maybe. Narcissist? Definitely.
Yup - whether it's strapping a dog to the roof of his car for a twelve-hour road trip, or forcibly cutting the hair of a boy he deemed to be "different," or using his position to threaten an LEO, it's all the same to the entitled Willard.
Uh, no.......the officer more than likely got orders from above to drop the case. I doubt it was because he miraculously "saw the light" and realized he had been wrong to charge the great and almighty Willard.
"It's MY turn!"
I wouldn't be surprised tp find out that there have been lots of these "little" incidents over the years.
And, of course, the same ones who excuse this behavior and the fact that he continues to hide his tax returns are the same morons who consistently demand to see President Obama's school records.
Go figure..........
And once again, conveniently ignoring the blood on Obama's hands.
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