Pierce County prosecutor Mark Lindquist

Nine were children. Eleven belonged to one family. Records show that Bales was not charged louis vuitton handbags on sale in the 2008 incident at the Paradise Bowl. Pierce County prosecutor Mark Lindquist said his office considered the case for a possible charge of assault in the fourth degree but determined that it did not meet charging standards. He didn't know the specific reason behind that decision but said he suspected it was because there were no injuries, lots of alcohol and no evidence as to who started the scuffle. Lindquist also noted that the incident report said the couple initially told authorities they didn't want to press charges, something louis vuitton women shoes he said prosecutors would take into consideration. Reached Thursday, the woman involved, Myra Jo Irish, agreed with the officer's narrative in the incident report, but denied his characterization that she and her boyfriend were intoxicated. "I was just basically in shock that some stranger would walk up and do that," Irish said. Irish said that Bales was with a group that pleaded with her not to file charges. They told her Bales was drunk and if she "could be so kind" not to file an official report. "His friend said he was married and in the service, and it would destroy him" if she filed charges," Irish said. Irish said she met with a sheriff's deputy and gave him a written louis vuitton women outwear statement at the bowling alley. The deputy who took the report did not return a phone call seeking comment.