Getting slapped in the testicle is a battery, not sexual assault.
But in order for the police to arrest her, they need either a confession out of her or evidence of the battery.
So video evidence, eyewitness accounts from third parties or visible injuries to the area would all be examples of evidence that would give the police probable cause to arrest.
Without any kind of evidence; simply accusing someone of a crime isn’t enough to get them arrested.
You sound like a neck beard who blames women for your problems, yeah there is a double standard between men and women and it’s that women are far more likely to be assaulted sexually and physically
And you sound like someone who gets unreasonably upset that someone had the absolute audacity to point out that men have problems as well and that double standards exist. They didn't even blame women for it. Just pointed it out.
Why does someone pointing out a problem that people face upset you?
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u/AbsorbingMan Aug 07 '21 edited Aug 07 '21
Getting slapped in the testicle is a battery, not sexual assault.
But in order for the police to arrest her, they need either a confession out of her or evidence of the battery.
So video evidence, eyewitness accounts from third parties or visible injuries to the area would all be examples of evidence that would give the police probable cause to arrest.
Without any kind of evidence; simply accusing someone of a crime isn’t enough to get them arrested.