. Officers have been called to the scene of an altercation outside a crowded restaurant. Two men were evidently arguing over a sports event. The argument escalated, with both men throwing punches. By the time officers arrived on the scene, one man was holding his nose, which was profusely bleeding. The other was nursing a quickly blackening eye. Several people loitered around the entrance to the club. After speaking with both men on the scene, officers leave without making an arrest. What is the MOST likely reason for their choice in this situation?

Neither man wanted to press charges.

There were no witnesses to verify the fight.

There was no video camera footage of the fight.

The officers did not see evidence of a crime.

Neither man wanted to press charges.

Explanation:

I'll just say why the other answers are wrong

B. There are witnesses, it says that several people were loitering around the club

C. There does not need to be camera footage of the fight to arrest one or both of the men and charge them with assault, battery, etc.

D. The officers arrived after the fight had ended and they had been injured, also officers do not personally have to witness a crime to charge an individual with one.

so you come to the correct conclusions and make the right decision based on good judgment and a clear mind and valid thought processes behind it, and not just hasty thinking and recklessness.

explanation:

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