Client, babysitter, had reported victim to DCF for terrible treatment of his learning-disabled children. Victim fired client and drove to her residence, demanding “his” car seat (he’d secretly switched it with someone else’s) and client didn’t know that the switch had occurred and refused to return until she could confirm ownership. Victim also attempted to block her car in by standing behind it, then claimed she backed up the car into him. Client arrested for “aggravated battery” and “theft”. Attorney pointed out to State that victim admitted, on video to police, that he was never hit by the car (as client said) and that there’d been a secret switch of the car seat so there’s no theft. State finally dismissed charges when attorney moved to reset the depositions.