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Get a load of this:
She may act charming, but Deanna Griego was apparently willing to do anything to get out of trouble — including accusing a cop of sexually assaulting her.
Thankfully for Albuquerque police officer Jared Frazier, he was recording the whole encounter, KOB-TV reported. . . .
“The desire to frame officers for wrongdoing is a growing issue facing officers every day. We believe that the public should be held accountable for filing false reports against police officers. These incidents can be very damaging to an officer’s career, so we hope that this individual and others face appropriate consequences for their malicious actions.”
According to the news station, Griego was facing a drunken driving charge but, as of Thursday night, no charges for falsely claiming sexual abuse.
A police representative told KOB that Griego could be hit with additional charges for the false claim. TheBlaze has reached out to Albuquerque police for updates on Griego’s charges.
UPDATE: Albuquerque Police Department spokesman Tanner Tixier told TheBlaze on Monday evening that police were not pursuing additional charges against Griego because, despite the apparent falsehood of her sexual assault claim, police did not want to set a precedent that could discourage other potential victims of sexual assault from coming forward.
It's now OK to try to frame male officers, and potentially all men, for raping you and women need not fear being charged with filing a false police report because police don't want to discourage liars from filing rape reports. This is tip-toeing around real issues for fear of upsetting the sensibilities of nutso feminists and their fixation on the fabricated rape crisis.
She may act charming, but Deanna Griego was apparently willing to do anything to get out of trouble — including accusing a cop of sexually assaulting her.
Thankfully for Albuquerque police officer Jared Frazier, he was recording the whole encounter, KOB-TV reported. . . .
“The desire to frame officers for wrongdoing is a growing issue facing officers every day. We believe that the public should be held accountable for filing false reports against police officers. These incidents can be very damaging to an officer’s career, so we hope that this individual and others face appropriate consequences for their malicious actions.”
According to the news station, Griego was facing a drunken driving charge but, as of Thursday night, no charges for falsely claiming sexual abuse.
A police representative told KOB that Griego could be hit with additional charges for the false claim. TheBlaze has reached out to Albuquerque police for updates on Griego’s charges.
UPDATE: Albuquerque Police Department spokesman Tanner Tixier told TheBlaze on Monday evening that police were not pursuing additional charges against Griego because, despite the apparent falsehood of her sexual assault claim, police did not want to set a precedent that could discourage other potential victims of sexual assault from coming forward.
