http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/136...
All he told the women was that they were beautiful and should consider modeling! WHAT!
There is no more to the story, it is all public record... I checked it out. The women are were oversensitive - AND THEY WON!
This man is screwed because he admired them.
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From this article, we only have a very small piece of information about the case. There are things we might not know yet.
Police officers would be very unlikely to arrest someone for not cursing, not saying or doing anything considered obscene, or not having physical contact (or threat of contact) with the 'victim'.
There hasn't been a lawsuit or a trial, so technically, no one's won yet. But if the charges are as baseless as the article suggests they are, I would expect the man to launch and win a successful lawsuit againt the city of Denver.
He wasn't convicted yet and I'm sure there's more to the story.
Obviously those women thought there was something else more sinister about this guy, but if they don't have proof he did something worse than complement them, the case will most likely get thrown out of court.
And he hasn't won yet -- he was only arrested. People get arrested all the time, but being convicted is something else entirely. Just because he gets arrested doesn't mean he'll be convicted, and if he's just been arrested, I'm sure you didn't see the whole story or read the public record -- there wouldn't be a public record or a publicly-available police report until the case has been resolved.
My instinct is that the news didn't get the whole story, but if he does get convicted, then the women obviously had a reason to complain, but you have to be convicted of a sex crime to have to register -- harassment, especially if all he did was compliment them, isn't a sex crime.
According to the article, he has only been CHARGED with simple harrassment, not sexual harrassment. Even so, WTF
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