It's important to note that the victim didn't report the crime and how that affects the way society views DV cases. It's also important in my mind that nearly everyone in this story except for the person who reported it seems to downplay the incident. Could this be because feminists have downplayed instances like this as nit serious DV?
The police officers don't seem to think that the problem was the actual DV, but was that they couldn't immediately determine that the DV wasn't something "more serious" and so they were forced to investigate something they really didn't want to do. Of course he thought it was more stupid of her to get caught and provide the evidence against her than committing the actual crime.
http://www.al.com/news/birmingham/index.ssf/2017/11/wife_charged_after_facebook_li.html
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