Charges Dropped Against Woman Accused Of Assaulting Kellyanne Conway

The Maryland woman accused of assaulting White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway at a Mexican restaurant just outside of Washington D.C. had all of her charges dropped in court Monday

Mary Inabinett, 63, of Chevy Chase, Md., was facing second-degree assault and disorderly conduct charges from the incident at Uncle Julio’s restaurant in Bethesda, Md., where Conway was approached by Inabinett, who reportedly started grabbing her and her arms from behind, and started shaking her. Conway called 911, but Inabinett had left before police arrived.

“Somebody was grabbing me from behind, grabbing my arms, and was shaking me to the point where I felt maybe somebody was hugging me,” Conway told CNN. “She was out of control. I don’t even know how to explain her to you. She was just, her whole face was terror and anger. She was right here, and my daughter was right there. She ought to pay for that.”

In November, Inabinett was charged. The charges were dropped in court Monday after a jury in the deep blue county decided there was no reason to move forward with the charges.

“Dropping the charges is the best decision for this set of circumstances,” prosecutors stated in court, according to ABC 7.

Both Conway and Inabinett were not present at the hearing on Monday.