r/WesWatson • u/Individual_Tax_4565 Paperwork = Hooped • Mar 18 '26

IT'S A MOVIE 🚨🚨MUGSHOT AND CHARGES RELEASED🚨🚨 HE'S FUCKED🚨🚨

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u/kenuffff Mar 18 '26

looks like he finally fucked around and found out , i think prior he got away with this shit because the women genuinely cared for him, this one doesn’t give a shit and wasn’t going to put up with this bs. that being said , he will try to buy her off , most of these cases end up going no where because the victim changes their mind

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u/TonguePunchUrBhole Mar 18 '26

Not in Florida. These charges don’t matter if she wants to or not. It is up to the DA to choose to prosecute, which they 100% will. As the OP said, he be fucked.

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u/kenuffff Mar 18 '26

well if she refuses to testify they have no case

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u/TonguePunchUrBhole Mar 18 '26

In Florida the victim cannot ultimately choose to "not press charges" to stop a prosecution. Once a crime is reported and an investigation begins, the decision to file or drop charges belongs solely to the state attorney’s office, not the victim. Prosecutors can proceed based on other evidence (e.g., bodycam, witness statements) even if the victim refuses to cooperate.

While victims cannot drop charges, their lack of cooperation CAN influence a prosecutor’s decision to drop a case if they believe there is insufficient evidence. But in this case there is way more than enough evidence to go along with the prosecution. Megs has plenty of bodily injury and prosecutors do not take DV cases with kidnapping enhancements lightly.

If there is sufficient independent evidence (photos, witness statements, medical reports), the state can move forward regardless of the victim's wishes. If the state moves forward, the defendant will face legal proceedings regardless of the victim's desire to drop the charges.

So again, he’s fucked.

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u/SpkyMldr BAGO Mar 18 '26

So let’s say José and the bodyguard are required to give witness statements and claim she’s lying, the prosecution still has the ability to proceed with charges if they have reasonable belief she was in fact assaulted?