Danish
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Of course not.
That's not even close to what I was saying.
You said the complaint had been dropped, so that should be the end of it. Personally I think it should be investigated fully to make sure that someone hasn't got away with clocking a chick in the face.
There are dozens of reasons not including "she must have lied" as to why she originally dropped her complaint. If Wiedler is to be believed (a stretch, I know) the only reason the story has come to light now is on the insistence of her father seeking out Wiedler and urging his daughter to tell the story.
Perhaps she originally just wanted it to go away, but now a couple months after the fact she's been convinced to follow it through? Only annoying part is following it through shouldn't start first with a dumb interview on national television and should have been with making a statment and asking for charges to be laid by the police.