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My 5 year old son was assaulted by our neighbor in December, being that my son is under 10 and sustained injuries it was suppose to be a felony charge. When we reported the assault, my dad who is a retired police officer, recognized the name of our neighbor as a man he tazed in 2021 when he responded to a domestic violence call that Kamon (the neighbor) had was pouring gasoline around the house and attempting to light it on fire with his wife and children trapped inside, when my dad pulled up to the scene Kamon charged at him with an axe and was tazed. The DA’s office no-filed on this case and dropped the charges as well as his other several domestic violence charges. I was informed by the prosecutor yesterday regarding the case involving my son that since Kamon has a ‘no criminal history’ his charges were reduced to a misdemeanor for being a ‘first time offender”, and the state is offering him probation and anger management classes, which upon completion will qualify him to have his case expunged and clear his record again. The reason they’re claiming he has no criminal history despite an extensive arrest record for violent crimes, is because the DA drops his charges and no-files every time he is arrested. The prosecutor also told me that he won’t take the case to trial because the defendant, Kamon, said that my son said the ‘f word’ and that if a jury heard that they would likely side with the defendant anyway, I wanted to push for a jury and was told that I have no say in that, the prosecutor gets the final say, and that he’s already made up his mind.
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