The left tried to file a rape complaint againts Brett Kavanaugh in Maryland. Failed.
Sep 30, 2018 11:13:56 #
“We request an investigation be conducted if Christine Blasey Ford or other complainants support such an investigation,” the letter said. “We believe local law enforcement has the authority to investigate allegations of crimes without need for a formal complaint, and we further believe third parties have the standing to bring such complaints."
The letter was signed by Dels. Kumar Barve, Al Carr, Bonnie Cullison, Ariana B. Kelly, Marc Korman, David Moon, Pam Queen, Kirill Reznik, Shane Robinson, Ana Sol Gutierrez and Jeff Waldstreicher.
THIS IS THE LETTER BELOW SENT BACK TO THE ABOVE SIGNERS.
September 28, 2018
Ariana B. Kelly
Democratic Caucus Chair
Montgomery County House Delegation
Lowe House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
Dear Delegate Kelly:
This letter is in response to your September 25, 2018 request that the Montgomery County Police Department and State's Attorney's Office opened a criminal investigation involving sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh. First, let us be clear that our agencies take seriously all criminal reports of sexual assault or rape against any victim. The decision to report the crime of sexual assault or rape to law enforcement is a deeply personal one and a decision that must be made by the survivor. Our agencies understand and appreciate the impact that sexual assault has on survivors and investigates all reports to law enforcement to the fullest extent.
Law enforcement agencies and victim advocacy groups from around the nation promote a victim-centered policy toward sexual assault investigations. Efforts to note revictimize the sexual assault survivor are essential. We agree with the Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault and their Executive Director, Lisae Jordan, that the willingness of a survivor to come forward to law enforcement is an important factor in any criminal investigation. We remain prepared to investigate any allegations, should a victim come forward.
To date, there have been no criminal reports filed with the Montgomery County Department of Police that would lead to the initiation of any criminal investigation related to Judge Kavanaugh.
Furthermore, the law at the time the offense occurred is the law that must be applied to any charges that might be brought. For example, in 1982, assault and attempted rape were both misdemeanors and subject to a one-year statute of limitations. The Montgomery County Police Department and the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office stand ready to investigate any sexual assault allegations from any victim where the incident occurred in our jurisdiction.
J. Thomas Manger
Chief of Police
Montgomery County Department of Police
John J. McCarthy
State's Attorney
Montgomery County, Maryland
The letter was signed by Dels. Kumar Barve, Al Carr, Bonnie Cullison, Ariana B. Kelly, Marc Korman, David Moon, Pam Queen, Kirill Reznik, Shane Robinson, Ana Sol Gutierrez and Jeff Waldstreicher.
THIS IS THE LETTER BELOW SENT BACK TO THE ABOVE SIGNERS.
September 28, 2018
Ariana B. Kelly
Democratic Caucus Chair
Montgomery County House Delegation
Lowe House Office Building
6 Bladen Street
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
Dear Delegate Kelly:
This letter is in response to your September 25, 2018 request that the Montgomery County Police Department and State's Attorney's Office opened a criminal investigation involving sexual assault allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh. First, let us be clear that our agencies take seriously all criminal reports of sexual assault or rape against any victim. The decision to report the crime of sexual assault or rape to law enforcement is a deeply personal one and a decision that must be made by the survivor. Our agencies understand and appreciate the impact that sexual assault has on survivors and investigates all reports to law enforcement to the fullest extent.
Law enforcement agencies and victim advocacy groups from around the nation promote a victim-centered policy toward sexual assault investigations. Efforts to note revictimize the sexual assault survivor are essential. We agree with the Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault and their Executive Director, Lisae Jordan, that the willingness of a survivor to come forward to law enforcement is an important factor in any criminal investigation. We remain prepared to investigate any allegations, should a victim come forward.
To date, there have been no criminal reports filed with the Montgomery County Department of Police that would lead to the initiation of any criminal investigation related to Judge Kavanaugh.
Furthermore, the law at the time the offense occurred is the law that must be applied to any charges that might be brought. For example, in 1982, assault and attempted rape were both misdemeanors and subject to a one-year statute of limitations. The Montgomery County Police Department and the Montgomery County State's Attorney's Office stand ready to investigate any sexual assault allegations from any victim where the incident occurred in our jurisdiction.
J. Thomas Manger
Chief of Police
Montgomery County Department of Police
John J. McCarthy
State's Attorney
Montgomery County, Maryland
Sep 30, 2018 11:26:50 #
Capt-jack wrote:
“We request an investigation be conducted if Chris... (show quote)
Poor C****es/Democrats thinking they after all can destroy a persons life without any crime being filed.I suggest they pay attention to their own criminals like the Muslim terrorists Ellison in MN that have complaints filed and medical records to substanciate the claims.Guess Democrat criminals are NOT guilty only Republicans are even without proof
Sep 30, 2018 11:32:11 #
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