DA: Alabama Woman Won’t Face Charges for False Tip Against Pete Buttigieg
Indiana State Police had recommended charges, but the prosecutor cited the woman’s mental illness and alcohol abuse in declining to prosecute.
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No charges for woman who falsely accused Buttigieg of threatening his children
An Indiana prosecutor will not pursue criminal charges against the woman whose false child welfare tip led authorities to bar Pete Buttigieg from being alone with his 4-year-old twins for about 24 hours in June, citing her documented history of alcoholism and mental illness.
Woman who falsely reported Pete Buttigieg won’t be charged due to history of “delusional thinking”
Woman who referred Buttigieg to child welfare authorities won't be charged
An Indiana prosecutor will not pursue criminal charges against the woman whose false child welfare report prompted an investigation into former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and his family. The 50-year-old Alabama woman was staying with family in Marshall County, Indiana, in June when she contacted the Indiana Department of Child Services with allegations about Buttigieg, […]
Authorities decline to prosecute woman who made false report against Buttigieg
The accuser has a history of alcohol abuse, hallucinations and delusional thinking, according to an Indiana prosecutor who determined she was not able to form criminal intent.
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