You could try to sue, but you would lose.

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This is a question for his attorney, who presumably knows his case better than anyone on this public website.

This is a question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

It seems unlikely that anything further would result from what you've described, but the answer to your question of whether it is possible for...

An arrest at the scene of a crime is not a requirement for a charge or conviction.

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This is a question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website. With that being...

It's certainly possible. The exact procedure would depend on which court the citation was filed in, and whether you hire an attorney to represent you.

This is a question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.