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Left in her cell for four days...

By David Feige

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An innocent woman who was left in a courthouse cell for four days won't be prosecuted. Wow. Seriously here's the announcement : A woman who was forgotten in a courthouse holding cell for four days without food or water will not be prosecuted on the charge that landed her there, a prosecutor in Fayetteville said. A charge of selling pirated recordings was dropped after prosecutors were able to verify Adriana Torres-Flores?s alibi, Deputy Prosecutor Mark Booher said.

Full post as published by Indefensible on May 22, 2008 (boomark / email).

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