Accused of something I didn't do?
Okay so I was accused of cyber bullying. Its kind of a weird story. So I made an account on Instagram. I made it so I could comment on peopels pictures, but without thinking, I commented something on this guys picture. I said something like 'dump this girl and be with this other girl" then I started getting messages about who I was and to stop what I was doing. All I did was comment on one picture. Then me and that boy had a text conversation and all I said was one little cuss word. Then, I felt bad, and cried, because I'm one of those quiet shy girls who literally have never been in trouble before. I regretted everything and planned to delete that account the next day (this all happened at night). I couldn't delete it the day I made it BC it was night and my computer was all the wag in my parents bedroom. I had to delete the account after school though BC I had school. Before I could do that, someone told the police who works at my school. She investigated and it tracked to my house. I admitted it was me, but then she showed me some images of the conversation I had with that guy. It showed that the account I made said "if you tell anyone, I'll kill you" I didn't understand BC I never said that. The weird thing is that it only tracked to my house. And on that day, I left my phone at home. I don't understand. What could've happened?
Accused of something I didn't do.?
A week ago, at my college, an accusation was brought up against me that I supposedly threatened a female student, but this actually never happened. I was walking to my class when a security guard was waiting for me and hand delivered me a letter of my accusation, and I was completely confused as to why I was being accused of threatening someone. I don't have any issues with anyone at this college, and I don't even know who's making the accusation. There's going to be a hearing on Wednesday to determine my verdict of being guilty or innocent, and if I'm found guilty, I could probably be expelled. I don't know what to do. I didn't do anything, and I'm being targeted for no reason and it's been stressing me out to the point to where I'm almost having mental breakdowns.
Being accused for something I didn't do?
Alright so, back in middle school I had a issue with my hands going to the wrong place, got in trouble, still on probation for sexual assault. However, this time this girl I knew threaten me to leave her alone or she'll accuse me of sexual assault, (that was in middle school) now I'm at high school and she reported that I assaulted her (when I didn't). I was speaking to her about the damn class work and she said, I said to leave me alone while I was next to her walking. I'm innocent god damn it. Any advice for defense? (No witnesses though, I seriously need help on this)
Being accused of something I didn't do.?
So yesterday I got a call from my apartment complex requesting that I meet with them in the office. I was very surprised with what they had to say to the point I had trouble comprehending what they were saying! Several vehicle windshields have been shot with a BB or Pellet gun. They told me it could have only been done from my apartment and stated a Witness saw me outside. She was not clear on what they saw but just stated someone saw me. I don't even OWN a BB or Pellet gun and advised her it was not me. She stated a police report has been filed and they victims want to press charges. She said all charges would be drop if you pay for the damages. I advised her I cannot pay for something I did not do. She said she wasn't accusing me but it sure felt like I was being accused especially when charges are being pressed. I have no idea what to do and actively looking for a good attorney. Should I be worried? Never been in a situation like this.
Being accused for something I didn't do at school?
Alright so, back in middle school I had a issue with my hands going to the wrong place, got in trouble, still on probation for sexual assault. However, this time this girl I knew threaten me to leave her alone or she'll accuse me of sexual assault, (that was in middle school) now I'm at high school and she reported that I assaulted her (when I didn't). I was speaking to her about the damn class work and she said, I said to leave me alone while I was next to her walking. I'm innocent god damn it. Any advice?
My best friend accused me of something I didnt do?
well if she is your best friend she would beleive you and trust you, so in my opinion she ain't your bestfriend all she is doing is making you believe she fells the same about you, it can also be she needs to blame someone but she has no one else to be angry with.
What can you do if you have been accused of something at work which you didn't do?
This depends mostly on what kind of representation is available to an employee, such as yourself.A good general rule is to say as little as possible. Remember, as the person being accused, you do not have to prove your innocence. The company is obliged to prove your guilt. So the less you say, the better.So my advice would be during the initial confrontation with management, that you say nothing at all, other than a succinct denial of whatever charge they might make. At some point, they will have to say something like “someone claims that they observed you using drugs at the company function. What do you have to say about that?”Your answer would then be “that is not true. I don’t use drugs”. Do not say anything else.This forces them to either prove the charge, or drop it.If you have a union, you have the right to request that someone from the union, usually a shop steward, be present during any “interrogation”, as your witness to what transpires. That way, the company cannot just make up a story that fits their agenda. You may invoke that right before any questions are answered, and you may refuse to answer questions at all if your right to representation is denied.If you have no union, then essentially you are at the mercy of the company. The sad reality is that even if you deny the charge, if they so desire, they can still fire you, or otherwise discipline you, even though it is unwarranted and unfair. If you are treated unfairly and terminated or disciplined, the only way you can deal with it is to either accept it and move on, or see if you can find a lawyer who will represent you against the company.In the absence of union representation, there simply is no “fair and unbiased” way for an employee to be treated justly by “in house” grievance protocols.I would advise against volunteering to submit to a drug test or any other attempt by the company to force you to “prove you are innocent”. The reason is that you are firstly under no obligation to prove your innocence, and secondly, submitting to such a test might turn up something unrelated to the accusation that they can use against you at some future time. Unless the company has a written policy that you agreed to as a condition of employment, that allows them to require you to submit to a drug test as a condition of employment at their discretion, you do not have to take one.
When you are being accused about something you did not do, what do you do?
Whenever someone accuses you of anything, your reaction or response depends on what situation you are in, what the other person means to you and what will be the long term effects of your response.In my opinion, if you don't hold any worth for the other person and the outcome will not be largely determined or affect you with your response, I suggest that you should not even think of providing any sort of clarification. You know that you have not done anything that the other person is accusing you of, and I don't think it is worth your effort to make him believe in you, provided that situation doesn't affect you greatly.Mind it, you do have some self-respect.Another case can be that you are caught in a situation where the person involved in making accusation is not important to you, but the condition of the situation and accusation is. In this part, I would try to reconcile with the person and try to make him believe in me. I will be honest with him and try to make him change his opinion. But if he is not convinced, I would try not to meddle into the affairs for long, instead I would try to persuade others who are involved in the situation and come out of everything with a decent image.Third case can be that the accusation is very serious, and the person involved in making the accusation is very important to you. This is the most difficult one as neither you can let them have that view, nor you can go in depth to prove your point. In this case, I would try very hard to get them change their perspective, try to show them what the actual situation is and I would not leave any stone unturned to make them believe that their accusation was incorrect.But you should not in any case compromise with your self-respect, because your self-respect does have its self-respect.