The Watson Report: Domestic Violence Case
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The Watson report list the victims in apartment 801 and the offender in apartment 802.
Yes, I know and most people involved with Law enforcement know the requirements that need to be met for Domestic Violence case. Unfortunately, I would still shy away from what the offender says, when two victim accounts state that the suspect lives in a different apartment then them. (Why would they lie?) I am not sure if they were ever roommates, but I know from this investigation that information was not obtained and was disputed that they were
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