Nearly a year after he was arrested at an Atlanta airport and charged with four counts of second-degree assault and one count each of battery, burglary, and strangulation all resulting from an alleged incident that occurred one year prior to his arrest, Toronto special constable Jordan Anthony Doswell is freed.
The man was being prosecuted by West Virginia officials, who last Thursday dropped the charges against the 34-year-old Canadian, saying the state “no longer desires to prosecute” him, reported the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Doswell’s attorney, Benjamin Freeman, told the outlet that the charges were dropped because the accuser’s story, which changed repeatedly, didn’t line up with the evidence.
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