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IMANI BRIELLESIMO PARKER

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IMANI BRIELLESIMO PARKER or his/her attorney is also permitted to conduct discovery before a trial is held to determine his/her innocence or guilt in connection with the charges contained on this page. IMANI BRIELLESIMO PARKER will not be required to prove his/her innocence if a trial is held in connection with these charges; it is the State of Florida that bears the burden of proving the guilt of IMANI BRIELLESIMO PARKER. That guilt must also be proven beyond any reasonable doubt.

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Name:

Date Of Detainment:

10-12-2022

Number:

22023976

Race/Creed:

BLACK

Gender:

F

Age:

19

Place:

Apopka FL

Charges/Cause/Suspicion Of:

DISRUPTION OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
BATTERY ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
BATTERY ON SCHOOL EMPLOYEE
RESISTING OFFICER WITH VIOLENCE

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IMANI BRIELLESIMO PARKER is 100% innocent of all charges contained on this page until adjudicated otherwise in a court of law.

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