Posted on May 3, 2023
Judge: Fairborn trans woman not guilty of public indecency
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A Fairborn trans woman accused of public indecency for changing in the women's locker room at the Xenia YMCA has been found not guilty.
Greene County Municipal Court Judge David McNamee handed down his ruling Monday on the three misdemeanor charges.
Defense attorney Lauren Dever believes charges were filed out of unwarranted fears.
“No young children saw anything, there was no exposure of genitalia, no predatory behavior," Dever said. "This is a person trying to live their life.”
The case was based upon accusations by three female members of the Xenia YMCA. They claim they witnessed the defendant exposing male genitals while changing in the women’s locker room at the Xenia YMCA. The women alleged several incidents occurred last year.
Greene County Municipal Court Judge David McNamee handed down his ruling Monday on the three misdemeanor charges.
Defense attorney Lauren Dever believes charges were filed out of unwarranted fears.
“No young children saw anything, there was no exposure of genitalia, no predatory behavior," Dever said. "This is a person trying to live their life.”
The case was based upon accusations by three female members of the Xenia YMCA. They claim they witnessed the defendant exposing male genitals while changing in the women’s locker room at the Xenia YMCA. The women alleged several incidents occurred last year.
Judge: Fairborn trans woman not guilty of public indecency
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"The case was based upon accusations by three female members of the Xenia YMCA. They claim they witnessed the defendant exposing male genitals while changing in the women’s locker room at the Xenia YMCA. The women alleged several incidents occurred last year.
Per Ohio law, for public indecency cases, prosecutors must prove several elements, including that the defendant exposed private body parts and acted recklessly.
During trial, the witnesses who made the allegations admitted under oath they didn’t see exposed genitals."
Oh imagine that - the "witnesses" lied. This needs to stop. Making false accusations is going to and has gotten trans people killed or assaulted. Not only that, these three women wasted the time of the court for no reason.
Per Ohio law, for public indecency cases, prosecutors must prove several elements, including that the defendant exposed private body parts and acted recklessly.
During trial, the witnesses who made the allegations admitted under oath they didn’t see exposed genitals."
Oh imagine that - the "witnesses" lied. This needs to stop. Making false accusations is going to and has gotten trans people killed or assaulted. Not only that, these three women wasted the time of the court for no reason.
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