I have a court case on Thurs and I'm concerned about the possible outcome. The reason I'm concerned is because these charges are from 2 years ago I have worked very very hard to change my life since and I can't afford any setbacks. I deal with both panic disorder and derpession. I had both then but wasn't dealing with them. Now I see a Dr and I'm on meds and I have paperowrk from her as proof. I haven't had a drink in nearly 2 years and have paperwork to prove that too.. I posted this on 1 other forum and was told I could possible get jail time which I found shocking. The main charge is resist w/o violence fir refusing to give my address. Anyway this is the offical police report minus my name. Any feedback would be appreciated

I observed a white male,later identified as me laying next to the road. I approached him and had some difficulty waking him up. He eventually woke up and got to his feet. It was immediately apparent that he was intoxicated.He began waving his arms around and then walked out into the road. I ordered him to come back and sit down so I could assess if he needed any medical attention.He didn't comply so I grabbed him by his right arm to get him out of the road. I then led him to a large rock and told him to sit down. He initially complied but then got up and tried to walk away from me. I ordered him several times to stop and he refused. He continued trying to walk out into the road where there was vehicle traffic. I ran after him and had to physically grab his right arm and pull him back to a safe place. He again waved his aarms around and said "why the **** do I have to listen" and "I just want to ****ing go home". He yelled this loud enough that two people in a nearby parking lot turned and looked in out direction. I questioned him about his name and address. He provided his name but would not tell me where he lived. I asked him several times but he only said that he wanted to ****ing go home. He finally admitted he was homelss and sleeping on the streets. He was arrested and charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest without violence.