Sherrif Bateman Arrested

[swinokur]

different constiuents

 

[Matlack]

And his wife has recanted her story to police.

 

[swinokur]

guess she just walked into a wall causing her split lip and bruised eye.

 

[trickg]

And his wife has recanted her story to police.

"HE GOT WEED! HE GOT WEED!!!!" (Approximately 3:10ish) - Always beware of a mad woman when dealing with the police.

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[Blaster229]

And his wife has recanted her story to police.

Can someone recant a 911 call tape?

So, the police made a bad arrest then (sarcasm). So in essence,by recanting, she made a false report. When is her false report warrant going to be written up?

 

[HeatSeeker]

Is anyone really surprised here? She now realizes the consequences of him losing his career and how it would affect and change their lives. No more celebrity status around AA county so she will recant her statement and basically claim spousal privilege. He gets away with domestic violence, actually they both get away with domestic violence, because lets face it, there was an assault committed on both parts. To recant now is basically just un-telling the truth. They should have just never called the cops and saved all the drama.

 

[HeatSeeker]

Someone told me he had attended a bull and oyster roast for some fundraiser earlier that day. If true, make your own conclusions from there.



Just a little AA County Sheriff dept. tidbit. Deputies, until about 94 when George Johnson became Sheriff, were only allowed to carry off duty with a MD carry permit.

She had just returned from being out to dinner. I think alcohol was a factor for both. They live around the corner from me just off Ft Smallwood Rd. She runs around town feeling like a celebrity because of being the sheriffs wife.

We have mutual FB friends. In January she was posting how happy and in love she is to the most wonderful man. Then last week she was posting that Sherrif Bateman is a single man go get him ladies. Just yesterday she posted "Got Married" to which he replied "I love you baby" with other family members chiming in on what a beautiful couple they are. They're both freakin crazy. Hopefully next time they wont call the cops and save all the Real Housewives of Pasadena drama.

 

[Mr H]

Since we were kids, he went around like an entitled little shit.

"My dad's a cop", star pitcher, always covered for... the whole schmeer.

 

[platoonDaddy]

Can someone recant a 911 call tape?

So, the police made a bad arrest then (sarcasm). So in essence,by recanting, she made a false report. When is her false report warrant going to be written up?

Dang interesting question on filing a false report. I am sure this isn't the first wife to recant a domestic violence report, is it normal to file the wife with a false report warrant (whatever the legal term is) or do they just let them skate?

 

[systemmaster]

They won't charge her. It is an unwritten rule for not charging when false/recanted reports are made because the they believe it would deter them from calling in domestic violence if it ever occurred again.

 

[Blaster229]

Dang interesting question on filing a false report. I am sure this isn't the first wife to recant a domestic violence report, is it normal to file the wife with a false report warrant (whatever the legal term is) or do they just let them skate?

Well, that I don't know. But what pisses me off is that this whole thing makes a mockery of the officers who made the arrest. They make an arrest on pc and in one fell swoop, it didn't happen because of a public statement by the victim. This son of bitch now, (if he gets his job back), has to live with his AA county partner in law enforcement. Fck him.

 

[swinokur]

They won't charge her. It is an unwritten rule for not charging when false/recanted reports are made because the they believe it would deter them from calling in domestic violence if it ever occurred again.

why won't that encorage calls to 911 with no penalty? if a wife gets pissed at the old man, then says "oh honey I didn't mean it. I take it all back."

cuts both ways IMO

 

[platoonDaddy]

Well, that I don't know. But what pisses me off is that this whole thing makes a mockery of the officers who made the arrest. They make an arrest on pc and in one fell swoop, it didn't happen because of a public statement by the victim. This son of bitch now, (if he gets his job back), has to live with his AA county partner in law enforcement.

Fck him.

AMEN!

 

[pbharvey]

How does it work though if you call 911 and you're a little drunk?
Of course you're going to say you didn't mean what you said because you were drunk.

Who is above the sheriff, the county executive? It sounds like the sheriff isn't answering to anyone since he wrote his own press release allowing himself to go back to work. That's not a good set of checks and balances. He needs to answer to someone and that person should sign off on him going back to work.

 

[swinokur]

I think elected officials are more protected than Executive branch appointees

 

[reddobie0]

Both Coo Coo for Cocoa Puffs!

 

[fishcrow]

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/ma...l-sheriff-ron-bateman-20160411-htmlstory.html

Found this in the Baltimore Sun. Is it legal to print something like this? Sure makes for interesting reading.

 

[Mr H]

It's a public record AFAIK, so why not.

 

[Alea Jacta Est]

At least TWO sets of rules...getting worse, not better.

 

[chuck]

Dang interesting question on filing a false report. I am sure this isn't the first wife to recant a domestic violence report, is it normal to file the wife with a false report warrant (whatever the legal term is) or do they just let them skate?

A guy calls 911 because someone is walking around Wal-Mart with a pellet gun off the shelf. He falsely tells the 911 operator that the guy is waving it at people so the police shoot the guy on sight. Now the caller is facing charges.

http://bearingarms.com/911-caller-swatted-john-crawford-may-finally-face-charges/

This has a much different final outcome but the path is the same.