The News-Enterprise
4/9/2010
[Excerpts] A sheriff's deputy arrested last month on domestic violence charges after a family argument will return to duty Sunday with charges against him having been dismissed Wednesday. Hardin County Sheriff's Deputy Charles W. Browder Jr., 47, had been on paid leave since early March when he was charged with two counts of assault in the fourth degree... No serious injuries occurred. Browder was jailed after police arrived at his home. He was released from jail after posting $500 cash bond. His attorney, Roger Rigney, confirmed charges against his client were dismissed and the case disposed of Wednesday in Hardin District Court. Sheriff Charlie Williams said Browder will return to duty this weekend... “He’ll be able to keep his job,” Williams said. “He also took it upon himself to get some anger control counseling”... [Full article here]
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Thank you! Thank you for having the courage to speak up and out about this side of domestic violence. I am a survivor of domestic violence that was made worse, and prolonged the violence because police in OKC "didn't feel like prosecuting": that's what they said. Neither did the military. Instead, they chose to scream at me over THEIR protection of abusive military men: lots of dead women and kids because of this additude, too. I have several blogs all of which deal with abuse in all its forms: Til Death Us Do Part, The New Holocaust: On American Soil, Sisterhood of the Rose, Grandma's Treasure Box, You Know Guess What, Mom?, and The Price of Your Addictions.
ReplyDeleteYou and I are a lot alike. Because I make BAD cops mad it's not a good idea for me to list my other sites here - but keep making noise.
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