Assault Charge Withdrawn After Evidence Supports Self-Defence Claim
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R. v. S.L. - Assault Charges Withdrawn
The accused was charged with one count of assault in relation to an altercation with an ex-partner’s spouse. The complainant accused S.L. of initiating the physicality and hitting her multiple times in the head. After analysis of cellphone, and doorbell camera footage, counsel was able to convince the Crown that the actions were conducted in self defence. The charge was ultimately withdrawn, without the need for a peace bond.
Court: Ontario Court of Justice
Category: Assault
Location: Milton, CA
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