Intent to cause harm whilst armed in company
I have been conjointly charged with intent to cause harm whilst armed in
company with 2 other people, the 2 witnesses have said that I held a
knife to and threatened them whilst myself and 4 other people took
property from a house, it did not happen this way I did not steal
anything not hold a knife to them there is no physical evidence this
happening nor any stolen property it is just the statements of 2
witnesses against myself and co accused. I am currently 21 and on a 2
year probation for drunk driving and fuel theft charges. I have plead
not guilty to this charge i am wanting some advice on the matter and how
to go about it
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