FILE - Justin Roiland poses for a portrait to promote the television series "Rick and Morty" on day two of Comic-Con International, July 21, 2017, in San Diego. Roiland, who created the animated series “Rick and Morty” and provides the voices of the two title characters, is awaiting trial on charges of felony domestic violence against a former girlfriend. A criminal complaint obtained Thursday, Jan. 12, 2023, by The Associated Press from prosecutors in Orange County, Calif.
A criminal complaint obtained Thursday from The Associated Press from prosecutors in Orange County, California, charged Roiland, 42, with corporal injury and false imprisonment by menace, fraud, violence or deceit against the woman, who he was living with at the time. The woman was not identified in court documents.
Emails seeking comment from Roiland's attorney and representatives for Cartoon Network, which airs "Rick and Morty," were not immediately returned. Roiland is set to return to court in April. A trial date has not been set. Roiland and Dan Harmon created the animated sci-fi sitcom about a mad scientist and his grandson, both voiced by Roiland. It has aired for six seasons on Cartoon Network as part of its Adult Swim nighttime programming block, and has been renewed for a seventh.
This is important why?
DID HE ABUSE HIS..HUSBAND?.. LOL..SICK LIBERALS
Instead of 'domestic violence' why not say 'corporal injury and false imprisonment by menace, fraud, violence or deceit against a woman' You minimize the crime with the word 'domestic'.
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