“Mirabel cannot be arrested for false accusation” – Verydarkman

Social media advocate In response to calls for Mirabel’s arrest after she acknowledged that her prior assault claim was untrue, VeryDarkMan has addressed the controversy around her.

In a video that has gone viral, he explained why the law does not allow her to be prosecuted with false accusation.

According to VeryDarkMan, there needs to be a clearly identifiable individual who was falsely charged in order for the case to be upheld.

He claimed that Mirabel did not specifically name or blame any one person. “There is no legal basis for charging her with false accusation if there is no named victim,” he stated.

He dismissed false accusation charges, but pointed out that authorities could look into the matter as a case of disseminating incorrect information.

He clarified that depending on the situation, such an offence could result in fines or possibly up to seven years in prison.

Addressing the issue, read what he said below: 

“All right, so in respect to this Mirabel case, as you all know, Mirabel and I spoke, and then she opened up to me that the whole story about the grip is not true. She went on to tell me that she f@bricat£d the chats that she put up online. Now, because of this reason, majority of people on social media are saying that she should be arrested for a false acc¥s@tion. No, she cannot be arrested for f@lse acc¥s@tion because for it to become f@lse acc¥s@tion, that means they need to be somebody that was acc¥s£d. Do you understand? Let’s say they carry her to a police station and then table the matter to the DPO based on false acc¥s@tion. The DPO is going to say who was acc¥s£d. Bring in the person. Then you hear crickets because in this case, it’s totally different. She didn’t accus£ anybody. If you say they should arrest or charge her for f@lse information, I would say, okay, because I’m not even going to lie. What she did caused panic. A lot of people were disturbed. A lot of people were panicked. A lot of people were disturbed. And to think everything was all a lie. Yes, she should be charged for false information. The penalty for false information is seven years or a fine. It depends on the context. Do you understand? But false accusation, come on, the way all look now, men, everybody just, eh. Now, so they tell you to accuse men, but she didn’t accuse anybody…”

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