Harassing social media page forces prosecutor to drop case

I am glad that the case has been dismissed. I do not think that justice has been served yet. Natasha Lopez says for over a year she's been in a fierce battle to prove she didn't do anything wrong. It has been very exhausting. It has been a lot, a lot of work, a lot of time, a lot of money. It has affected my children. It all started back in August of 2025. Cherokee County Sheriff's Corporal Charles Mills came to her home looking for her son about a suspected traffic violation. Show me a warrant. Show me a warrant. Lopez shared this video with us. Corporal Mills walks into her home. She continuously demands to see a warrant. She says she then called 911. Yes, ma'am. I'm not going to worry about it. She posted her story on her social media page, and it got a lot of attention. Not long after that, she says someone started harassing her through a Facebook page called Not So Noble. It was AI-generated, like OnlyFans profile replicas of me. It was later discovered the person behind that Not So Noble page, the man who arrested her, Corporal Charles Mills. The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office fired him last month. And now the charges against Lopez have been dismissed. We were on track to proceed to trial. Until Corporal Mills' decisions came to light, we had no reason not to proceed. They saw the writing on the wall. Now it's our turn. We will be filing a civil rights litigation lawsuit. We intend to take it as far as we need to in order to ensure that there's some sort of accountability in Cherokee County.