TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa County Judge Kasey Baldwin dismissed the charge against Tulsa City Councilor Grant Miller on May 22
Miller, who represents District 5, was initially charged with misdemeanor domestic assault and battery.
2 News was there when Miller walked out of the Tulsa County Jail mid-afternoon on April 26. Councilor Miller wouldn't say anything as he walked out, but the woman he was with said, "No comment," as they walked into their car.
According to the filing on May 22, "the victim no longer wants to be involved in the prosecution."
The DA's office found there's not enough admissible evidence to continue without the victim's cooperation.
In the initial arraignment, the judge issued a no-contact order with Grant Miller's wife. Bond is set at $8,000 and a GPS monitor is ordered upon his release.
Police arrested Grant Miller on April 25 on allegations of domestic assault and battery. On April 29, he was charged with one misdemeanor count of domestic assault and battery.
According to court documents, the victim told police an argument with Miller over his phone led to the incident. The alleged incident happened two days before Miller's arrest.
The investigating officer said he saw visible bruising on the victim's arms and legs. The probable cause affidavit alleges Miller kicked the victim with both feet, causing her to fall to the ground and hit the dresser.
The city gave us this statement:
“We are aware of the recent arrest. While this is a concerning development, it is an ongoing legal matter and this is the only comment we can provide at this time.”
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