Assault by a DC Government Manager

[Anonymous <vivela@aol.com>]

A letter was written to the chief of our (DC Gov.) agency regarding a manager.  
This letter could be considered a whistle blower letter based on its content. 
 This manager came across a section of the letter and confronted the subordinate 
that 'supposedly' wrote the letter.  Natrually, he was less than pleased and his body
 language said as much.  Anyway, he approached her as she was sitting in her office.  
He asked another semi-manager to join them in her office and closed the door to 
confront this person.  The person denied any knowledge of the letter (smart thinking)
 as this manager only had PART of the letter.  He raised his voice and she asked/told him 
to leave the office at which time he walked towards her and demanded she hand over the
 xeroxed copy 
that he had given to review when this meeting began (he also had two xeroxed copies 
in his hand).  She refused his request and again asked him to leave and he tried snatching 
it from her.  She yelled for him to stop, said NO, get out, stay away from me, and she told 
him she felt threatened.  He proceeded to tackle her as she remained seated.  
He is approx. 6'4" and she is 5'4".  The so called eye witness is as tall as 
the manager and did NOTHING.  She yelled to the eye witness to help her and dial 911.
He did nothing.  MPD responded and after 2hrs. of back and forth - his side - her side, 
decided after speaking with the managers boss, a medical director, not to arrest him as 
he had not assaulted her because his INTENT was to take the paper from her and NOT to
assault her (per the medical director, had she given in, this all would not have occurred).  
DAH!!  I guess she should be thankful it wasn't sex he was after.  To say the least, she 
is a nervous wreck.  She is afraid and horrified that he was not arrested immediately and 
I am disgusted that a medical doctor did not even once go to her to make sure that she was not 
injured.  Please give me some feed back.