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A Massachusetts man, Jeffrey Markley, head of the Markley Group, had a misdemeanor domestic assault charge dismissed after his wife declined to testify, citing spousal privilege. The case was dropped due to lack of evidence following her refusal to testify, with no further evidence to proceed. Markley was arrested and charged following an alleged incident at their Brookline home, which involved an argument and a restraining order being issued.
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