MissCurious
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- New York
I was attacked by a drunk man in a bar. I was sober at the time as I was there to be the designated driver for friends. He shoved me against a wall and put his forearm over my mouth and leaned into it so his arm was pressing into my teeth. He then squeezed my breasts and grabbed my crotch.
My teeth left some marks on his arm that faded before the police arrived. He took pictures with his cell phone camera and claimed I'd bitten him and so he pinned me in self-defense.
I don't feel I bit him, as I didn't close my jaws at all. He pushed himself into my teeth, I didn't push my teeth into him. When I went to the police station to give a statement, the officer wrote my statement for me and insisted on using the word "bite". I refused to sign the statement and left.
I'm now wondering what a proper legal phrase to describe someone leaning against your teeth? I realize it's probably not a common issue but it surely has to have come up before?
My teeth left some marks on his arm that faded before the police arrived. He took pictures with his cell phone camera and claimed I'd bitten him and so he pinned me in self-defense.
I don't feel I bit him, as I didn't close my jaws at all. He pushed himself into my teeth, I didn't push my teeth into him. When I went to the police station to give a statement, the officer wrote my statement for me and insisted on using the word "bite". I refused to sign the statement and left.
I'm now wondering what a proper legal phrase to describe someone leaning against your teeth? I realize it's probably not a common issue but it surely has to have come up before?