I tossed a coin at a man, trying to get his attention (he had been using his cell phone for 1.5 hrs in the movie theater), and he had me arrested for battery. I admitted to the cop that I threw the coin. I had no intent to harm the man, and I do not believe the coin even hit him, but he claims it him in the head. Trial is tomorrow. Will this be my word against his? The man who had me arrested also says he is a corrections officer, but if he was he was not on duty or wearing a uniform of any kind, if that has any impact. I know throwing the coin probably wasnt the best idea, but I was trying to disrupt as few people as possible to stop this man from aggrivating myself and everyone else behind him in the theater. In hindsight I should have just bothered more people by making them all stand up while I walk out to talk to the mangager; my mistake. I attempted to appologize but the man was on an ego-trip and wouldnt hear a world I said. Would my best bet me to plead not-guilty and just speak my side? Any other advice?
Thank you all.
This is in Indiana, by the way.

