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Burglary charge against Andy dick dismissed
Santa Barbara homeowner says incident was a ‘misunderstanding’
By NEIL HARTSTEIN NEWS-PRESS STAFF WRITER
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The District Attorney’s Office has dismissed a charge of felony first-degree residential burglary against comedian Andy Dick after the owner of the Santa Barbara home where he was arrested told prosecutors the Oct. 13 incident was a “misunderstanding.”
Mr. Dick, 57, had been scheduled to return to Superior Court on March 7 to set a date for a preliminary hearing on the charge filed by prosecutors in the wake of his arrest at a vacant home in the hills of Santa Barbara.
The hearing never happened, however. Instead, prosecutors dropped the residential burglary charge they had filed against the comedian/actor.