Well I don't have to go to court this coming month. I thought I'd have to take that trek up to my mom's house and stay over then drive back the next day. I thought I'd have to stare at my brother or the back of his head in the court room. Nope.
I finally heard back from the district attorney's office today. I called a week ago. I waited patiently when they said they'd call me back immediately.
They called me yesterday and left me a message while I was at a doctor appointment. I called back today. I had to leave a message. I stated I had to know today because I wouldn't be home tomorrow due to back surgery.
The Verdict...
Case is DISMISSED!
WTF!!!!!!
Are you kidding me?
Seems as though my sibling passed the mental evaluation. Cased is dismissed. He won't have to do community service. He won't have to apologize to me or Mom. He won't have to pay for my hospital bills as far as I know or pay for the cabinet he broke. So I'll be stuck paying for the almost 2k bill. Nice huh?
I asked if he will be allowed to get a gun permit. The ADA said yes. Great. So that means he could get one and hunt me down. Why not, I mean I live on an open installation. I humiliated him. He would want vengeance.
Since he is not nuts that means he tried to kill me while being totally sound of mind. Wouldn't you think that would warrant a bit of some kind of penalty?????
I asked the ADA. All I got was a snotty answer from her of "what do you want us to do?".
I'm more scared now then I was before. Sure there is still a no contact order in place by the court for life. He isn't allowed near me or to contact me in any shape, matter or form. Mom has had it with him too and his nonsense.
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Showing posts with label domestic violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label domestic violence. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
The Verdict
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Verdict
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Just How Small Is Your Penis?
Seriously my neighbor must have the world's smallest penis with the way he acts.
If my neighbor isn't racing up and down the street with a "hey look at me" attitude while revving his engine, of which I hope soon blows up, then he is blaring his awful musical choices while washing his car. His car of which he treats better than his pregnant wife and less than a year old son.
What is this man trying to prove?
I already know he is a dick.
He already got three days in the barracks cooling off time for domestic abuse earlier this year.
Someone needs to remind this person that he doesn't need the attention he is trying to attract. As a matter of fact, it is my opinion of which it should be my opinion since it is my blog, that this man should be giving attention to his very pregnant wife and young son.
If my neighbor isn't racing up and down the street with a "hey look at me" attitude while revving his engine, of which I hope soon blows up, then he is blaring his awful musical choices while washing his car. His car of which he treats better than his pregnant wife and less than a year old son.
What is this man trying to prove?
I already know he is a dick.
He already got three days in the barracks cooling off time for domestic abuse earlier this year.
Someone needs to remind this person that he doesn't need the attention he is trying to attract. As a matter of fact, it is my opinion of which it should be my opinion since it is my blog, that this man should be giving attention to his very pregnant wife and young son.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Scandalous
It never ceases to amaze me what I will think of next when taking a shower. This particular shower, this particular morning I had quite a bit of clarity while in the shower. I was even able to think of a book topic.
Oh the topic I'm sure has been done to death. But its my topic, I know what went on and when and I know what its like to live it.
I was thinking of the scandals that occur in small town life. I've lived in a few small towns in my lifetime. I've become part of their community through various organizations. In every one I was privy to scandal. Not that I was the cause of it or the witness to everything first hand, no but I was aware. Sometimes I did nothing, sometimes I stood up and said something.
When I stood up I did get knocked back down, put in my place as a female of no accord and thought to be silly, flighty, and an instigator. Small towns are often backward places where the women folk are still barefoot and pregnant as teens through menopause and if they aren't something is wrong with their man. Where the women folk are seen only when the food is to be prepared, sex is required of them, or they are needed as beasts of burden. In today's society how can this be still happening in America? Well it is. Often we turn our back to it since its so painful to look upon.
Men are not the enemy but often they are the troublemakers in the small towns. Its not the anonymous one that create the violence like is heard about in the big cities. In the small towns it could be and often is a person that has a position in the town. Quite possibly a neighbor, not necessarily an estranged from the community sort but the one that is looked at as a role model. You can't tell what is lurking behind closed doors until you are invited in. Abuse of authority is not unheard of but it is often ignored.
Case in point, a former fire chief and military veteran often cheats on his wife and she turns a blind eye to the matter until one day she snaps and confronts her husband's current lover. The lover, who has been more of a friend to the man than a sexual partner breaks off the affair only to have this so called friend rape her a year later. When the former lover presses charges after getting a rape kit done she is advised to drop the case because of the man's position in the community. Little did the community know that this wasn't the first time this guy has done a violent sex act to a woman. Doubtful it would be his last either; but this man escaped justice because of the small town ethics.
Second case in point another former firefighter and military veteran beats his wife to the point she ends up in the hospital. She presses charges, sues for divorce and the soon to be ex then sues her for emotional damage to him. Really? I doubt the man was a victim at any point in that marriage.
Third case in point. An almost adult, 18 being legal adult, child gets into his parents stash of drugs and goes crazy. He kills both of his parents. One parent had jail time for some long forgotten crime. Small town ethic ignore the fact that the parents were drug users and the town mourns the parents as if they were heroes. The child is jailed and finally sent to prison.
Small towns are often idealized by literature and television. There is usually just as much per capita of violence if not more because most of it is hushed up.
Now what do we do about it? Do we go into the towns and proselytize? Do we go in with our pamphlets for domestic abuse, drug abuse, and suicide prevention? Or do we actually settle in these towns and educate them on how to recognize the signs and symptoms and learn how to prevent them? I'm not sure if any of the above would work. I think that perhaps it will always exist in the small towns and always be swept under the carpet when possible.
These are my opinions. No names or dates were mentioned in the above.
Oh the topic I'm sure has been done to death. But its my topic, I know what went on and when and I know what its like to live it.
I was thinking of the scandals that occur in small town life. I've lived in a few small towns in my lifetime. I've become part of their community through various organizations. In every one I was privy to scandal. Not that I was the cause of it or the witness to everything first hand, no but I was aware. Sometimes I did nothing, sometimes I stood up and said something.
When I stood up I did get knocked back down, put in my place as a female of no accord and thought to be silly, flighty, and an instigator. Small towns are often backward places where the women folk are still barefoot and pregnant as teens through menopause and if they aren't something is wrong with their man. Where the women folk are seen only when the food is to be prepared, sex is required of them, or they are needed as beasts of burden. In today's society how can this be still happening in America? Well it is. Often we turn our back to it since its so painful to look upon.
Men are not the enemy but often they are the troublemakers in the small towns. Its not the anonymous one that create the violence like is heard about in the big cities. In the small towns it could be and often is a person that has a position in the town. Quite possibly a neighbor, not necessarily an estranged from the community sort but the one that is looked at as a role model. You can't tell what is lurking behind closed doors until you are invited in. Abuse of authority is not unheard of but it is often ignored.
Case in point, a former fire chief and military veteran often cheats on his wife and she turns a blind eye to the matter until one day she snaps and confronts her husband's current lover. The lover, who has been more of a friend to the man than a sexual partner breaks off the affair only to have this so called friend rape her a year later. When the former lover presses charges after getting a rape kit done she is advised to drop the case because of the man's position in the community. Little did the community know that this wasn't the first time this guy has done a violent sex act to a woman. Doubtful it would be his last either; but this man escaped justice because of the small town ethics.
Second case in point another former firefighter and military veteran beats his wife to the point she ends up in the hospital. She presses charges, sues for divorce and the soon to be ex then sues her for emotional damage to him. Really? I doubt the man was a victim at any point in that marriage.
Third case in point. An almost adult, 18 being legal adult, child gets into his parents stash of drugs and goes crazy. He kills both of his parents. One parent had jail time for some long forgotten crime. Small town ethic ignore the fact that the parents were drug users and the town mourns the parents as if they were heroes. The child is jailed and finally sent to prison.
Small towns are often idealized by literature and television. There is usually just as much per capita of violence if not more because most of it is hushed up.
Now what do we do about it? Do we go into the towns and proselytize? Do we go in with our pamphlets for domestic abuse, drug abuse, and suicide prevention? Or do we actually settle in these towns and educate them on how to recognize the signs and symptoms and learn how to prevent them? I'm not sure if any of the above would work. I think that perhaps it will always exist in the small towns and always be swept under the carpet when possible.
These are my opinions. No names or dates were mentioned in the above.
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domestic violence,
drugs,
firefighter,
military,
pregnancy,
rape,
small town,
veteran
Monday, August 1, 2011
Lack Of Sleep Continues
I've been trying for nights now to get to sleep, stay asleep, and awake refreshed. For the past five days I've been living off of an average of 3 hours of sleep a night. I doubt that I have to mention that I'm short tempered because of it.
Saturday night, all was quiet in the neighborhood which is unusual for a pay day weekend. Usually there are parties in a few houses on the street.
But...okay there was one disturbance. I was still awake as I mentioned in Up All Night until 0221 hrs when I figured I was suitably tired enough to actually sleep. My life has been a bit of a mess of late and a lot is on my mind of which I'd love to discuss with my friends but only a few are privy to what the mess is about at this point in time.
My neighbors across the street that moved in just two months ago, had gotten loud and were probably drinking. Its now 0300hrs and I'd like to sleep. I ask my spouse to get dressed and speak with them nicely about lowering their voices since they were outside. Why they all of a sudden decided to move their party to the out of doors is beyond me. For several hours they were very understanding of the rules here on post to keep it to a low volume. J speaks with them, they apologize.
0400 hrs, they have successfully moved the party inside, or so I thought and their one visitor has gone home.
insert a SCREAM here. A loud female scream. I get dressed. I grab my heavy flashlight and walk across the street. As I approach their breezeway the husband comes out and says he is leaving. The wife follows and starts to get abusive verbally to her husband. I said that I came over to find out if everyone is okay as I heard a female scream. She tells me he is leaving and not coming back. Okay sure I think, great.
I go back across the street to my own house. Our homes are single family dwelling. The soldiers are under a lot of stress right now for reasons I'm not able to mention. Heck even J and I have had arguments on how we are going to handle our situation at hand. Not screaming matches. Not fist fights but arguments nonetheless.
J watches out our front door window at what is going on across the street. We are being on alert in case we need to call 911 if they are getting out of hand. Seriously, I don't like domestic violence. However, I think that raised voices do not constitute domestic violence but, the state of Washington does and that makes it even worse for the families here on post. I just wanted to make sure that no slaps, punches, or killings were going to be going on if I could help prevent it. I told J that if I heard her scream again I would go over again to ask if they needed to be separated for a bit to think more clearly. Sometimes you need someone to talk to, especially a stranger that will understand the lifestyle of the military.
No, I'm not a busy body. But I do think that with what is going on right now that a lot of the families are under a great amount of stress. I'd rather not have a homicide on my street. I'd rather not see a soldier's career ruined because he or she didn't find a better outlet for their stress.
There is nothing at all wrong with asking another person if they want to go for a walk IF it just helps defuse the situation though with some folks it will just make them more angry. I know I often go for a walk when I can't rationally deal with something or someone at that immediate moment.
So last night, after several days of messed up sleep, my sleep cycle has changed leaving me with the inability to get to sleep until the wee hours of the morning. I'm now up until 2, 3 or 4 am before I even attempt to go to bed. Its got to change soon. I'm too cranky piloting my schedule on only 3 hours of sleep. However I might get that chance to change my sleep schedule next week. We'll see.
Oh and hopefully Equity will show up soon today to fix the spray hose on the kitchen sink and the fence gate. Maybe I can get them to figure out why the bathroom sink is making dripping noises in the pipe, not the faucet. My spouse, when he called in the repairs, forgot to mention the bathroom sink. So we'll wait and see.
Saturday night, all was quiet in the neighborhood which is unusual for a pay day weekend. Usually there are parties in a few houses on the street.
But...okay there was one disturbance. I was still awake as I mentioned in Up All Night until 0221 hrs when I figured I was suitably tired enough to actually sleep. My life has been a bit of a mess of late and a lot is on my mind of which I'd love to discuss with my friends but only a few are privy to what the mess is about at this point in time.
My neighbors across the street that moved in just two months ago, had gotten loud and were probably drinking. Its now 0300hrs and I'd like to sleep. I ask my spouse to get dressed and speak with them nicely about lowering their voices since they were outside. Why they all of a sudden decided to move their party to the out of doors is beyond me. For several hours they were very understanding of the rules here on post to keep it to a low volume. J speaks with them, they apologize.
0400 hrs, they have successfully moved the party inside, or so I thought and their one visitor has gone home.
insert a SCREAM here. A loud female scream. I get dressed. I grab my heavy flashlight and walk across the street. As I approach their breezeway the husband comes out and says he is leaving. The wife follows and starts to get abusive verbally to her husband. I said that I came over to find out if everyone is okay as I heard a female scream. She tells me he is leaving and not coming back. Okay sure I think, great.
I go back across the street to my own house. Our homes are single family dwelling. The soldiers are under a lot of stress right now for reasons I'm not able to mention. Heck even J and I have had arguments on how we are going to handle our situation at hand. Not screaming matches. Not fist fights but arguments nonetheless.
J watches out our front door window at what is going on across the street. We are being on alert in case we need to call 911 if they are getting out of hand. Seriously, I don't like domestic violence. However, I think that raised voices do not constitute domestic violence but, the state of Washington does and that makes it even worse for the families here on post. I just wanted to make sure that no slaps, punches, or killings were going to be going on if I could help prevent it. I told J that if I heard her scream again I would go over again to ask if they needed to be separated for a bit to think more clearly. Sometimes you need someone to talk to, especially a stranger that will understand the lifestyle of the military.
No, I'm not a busy body. But I do think that with what is going on right now that a lot of the families are under a great amount of stress. I'd rather not have a homicide on my street. I'd rather not see a soldier's career ruined because he or she didn't find a better outlet for their stress.
There is nothing at all wrong with asking another person if they want to go for a walk IF it just helps defuse the situation though with some folks it will just make them more angry. I know I often go for a walk when I can't rationally deal with something or someone at that immediate moment.
So last night, after several days of messed up sleep, my sleep cycle has changed leaving me with the inability to get to sleep until the wee hours of the morning. I'm now up until 2, 3 or 4 am before I even attempt to go to bed. Its got to change soon. I'm too cranky piloting my schedule on only 3 hours of sleep. However I might get that chance to change my sleep schedule next week. We'll see.
Oh and hopefully Equity will show up soon today to fix the spray hose on the kitchen sink and the fence gate. Maybe I can get them to figure out why the bathroom sink is making dripping noises in the pipe, not the faucet. My spouse, when he called in the repairs, forgot to mention the bathroom sink. So we'll wait and see.
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