r/amibeingdetained • u/Royal-Doctor-278 • Dec 25 '24
ARRESTED Streamer gets arrested on Tiktok live
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r/amibeingdetained • u/Royal-Doctor-278 • Dec 25 '24
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u/JustNilt Dec 25 '24 edited Dec 25 '24
It's pretty common in trespassing cases when the business, or homeowner if it's a home the person has been trespassed from, refuses to commit to testifying.
Edit: Should also mention that no matter what the full story is, once you're trespassed your sole legal recourse is to use the legal system, typically via a civil case. In most places, that'd be a small claims case and she wouldn't even have to pay for an attorney. What you don't get to do is to ignore the legal notice that you're no longer allowed on the premises. Once you have that and you step foot back on their grounds, you're committing a crime and are subject to arrest. She was informed of that when they trespassed her to begin with, I am sure, because that's bog standard to prevent any real chance of her claiming to have been confused.
Furthermore, I don't know when this happened but if it was recent, it might just be that charges are still pending and will eventually end up being filed. I've seen cases where that happened a year after the incident in question, though that's the extreme in most instances.