I had a verbal arguement with my kids mom, the neighbor called the police. I was inside my house , had few beers when the cops arrived they said whats going on. I told them we were arguing and I told the told the police that I don't wanna talk to u guys anymore. They asked my kids mom that if I touched her which she said no. They arressted me saying that I was drunk in public which I was in my front yard. When I looked at their computer, the officer put down ';domestic verbal abuse'; and '; I was breaking things in the house'; which was not true. I spent a night in jail. They never tested me for alchol. Also she was being a ********* with on her way to jail. My question is ';Can I sue her and the police department.'; She was definately abusing her power. When i was released from the jail they never gave any paper that if i have to go to court.False arrest?
I think there is a very good chance that there was Probable Cause to arrest you. Just because formal charges were never filed does not make the arrest unlawful.
I think you would have a very difficult time winning a lawsuit in this case.False arrest?
yes you can fight this... pigs are always trying to get you for something even if your minding your own business
dont listen to the 2 above me they are both pigs themselves
';Can I sue her and the police department.'; - Basically, no. Your story does not add up. They don't have to give you any paper about when you have to go to court when they release you from jail. They do not have to do an alcohol test unless they plan on prosecuting you for exceeding a limit, such as when driving.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Is it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
your innocence. The person (who is married) has been lying to everyone, and has put in a false report saying I have been causing him extreme emotional harm by trying to kill myself because he wont come back to me, and that I tried to kill myself by putting my head through a plate glass window etc. None of that is true. I will admit to flirting with this guy when I go to the local pub where he is a DJ, but that is all. A few weeks ago I was drunk and played with his butt for about a minute when he hugged me goodbye, and he was rubbing my back while I did. Not once has this guy ever asked me to stay away from him, even though I asked him when I heard through a friend, he said it wasn't true. His wife was the one who has been harrassing me, and I have not responded to her insults, nasty emails, texts, and myspace blogs. I would like to be able to prove the allegations are false, but don't want to have to be arrested, which appears to be the only way I can get the caution removed. ThanksIs it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
This woman called the police and reported that you were stalking her. SO? Have you been arrested for stalking? Probably not. Until you are arrested for stalking, there is nothing for you to worry about. But since you have harassing electronic correspondence from HER, you have legal grounds for a protection order against HER! Go to your local magistrate's office and obtain a temporary protective order against this woman.Is it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
You have proof that you are being harassed. you have a right to your right to be heard. slap this woman with a protection order on her, then slap a slander suit on her.
That'll shut her up and after you take your evidence her green monster will bite her in the ***
Think you should walk away from the whole matter. Screw them! Your life is worth something now! You have a new freedom take it!
This woman called the police and reported that you were stalking her. SO? Have you been arrested for stalking? Probably not. Until you are arrested for stalking, there is nothing for you to worry about. But since you have harassing electronic correspondence from HER, you have legal grounds for a protection order against HER! Go to your local magistrate's office and obtain a temporary protective order against this woman.Is it possible to prove that a police report for stalking is false, without having to be arrested to prove?
You have proof that you are being harassed. you have a right to your right to be heard. slap this woman with a protection order on her, then slap a slander suit on her.
That'll shut her up and after you take your evidence her green monster will bite her in the ***
Think you should walk away from the whole matter. Screw them! Your life is worth something now! You have a new freedom take it!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
I know a guy who gave a false birthdate and social security number when he got arrested and fingerprinted. He got away with it. ....or at least he thinks he did for now. Does anyone know of a Federal law that covers this? Assuming the fingerprints were put into the FBI database, I would think there has to be some federal statute prohibitting it. ....or a state law in Arkansas. This guy is trouble and needs to be in jail. Any advice? Thanks.Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
1. Hindering apprehension or prosecution
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105
2. Volunteering false information to the police
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105 (a) (6)Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
If the info he gave belongs to someone else, it's Identity Theft. If not, it doesn't matter, because the next time he gets arrested and uses something different, they will just add the new things he uses on as Aliases. It will all get kept in a file linked by his fingerprints.
I don't know of a federal law, but here it would be FALSE PERSONATION.
Though I can't be specific it would probably be located under identity fraud. Or falsifying information.
giving false info to the police is a crime by itself even if u are stopped and give them a false name let alone on a fingerprint card, and what u describe is very against the law. my advice would be to try and talk to an officer and let them know so they can haul him in and get it right , he could get away with any number of crimes doing this and not pay the consequences as a lot of criminals are caught during a common traffic stop and if they dont have the right name to go with a fingerprint card the warrents would be in the wrong name as they dont take prints during a traffic stop, and i would imagine that those prints did go into a federal data base and what if this guy wants to but a gun legally he could do so as the name wouldnt be right, and most states dont do fingerprints for a general gun permit, unless the person is asking for a concealed weapons license, see how wrong this can go in a big hurry so i guess if it was me and my conscience id do something about it as i believe all cops would do this off the record so they could get this guy
It could fall under ';obstruction of justice'; statutes.
lying to a police officer is a felony in most states. how do you know that he provided false info? you should turn him in if you feel its the right thing to do
1. Hindering apprehension or prosecution
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105
2. Volunteering false information to the police
Ark. Code Ann. 搂 5-54-105 (a) (6)Can anyone cite a law that prohibits giving a false birth date and/or SS# on a fingerprint card when arrested?
If the info he gave belongs to someone else, it's Identity Theft. If not, it doesn't matter, because the next time he gets arrested and uses something different, they will just add the new things he uses on as Aliases. It will all get kept in a file linked by his fingerprints.
I don't know of a federal law, but here it would be FALSE PERSONATION.
Though I can't be specific it would probably be located under identity fraud. Or falsifying information.
giving false info to the police is a crime by itself even if u are stopped and give them a false name let alone on a fingerprint card, and what u describe is very against the law. my advice would be to try and talk to an officer and let them know so they can haul him in and get it right , he could get away with any number of crimes doing this and not pay the consequences as a lot of criminals are caught during a common traffic stop and if they dont have the right name to go with a fingerprint card the warrents would be in the wrong name as they dont take prints during a traffic stop, and i would imagine that those prints did go into a federal data base and what if this guy wants to but a gun legally he could do so as the name wouldnt be right, and most states dont do fingerprints for a general gun permit, unless the person is asking for a concealed weapons license, see how wrong this can go in a big hurry so i guess if it was me and my conscience id do something about it as i believe all cops would do this off the record so they could get this guy
It could fall under ';obstruction of justice'; statutes.
lying to a police officer is a felony in most states. how do you know that he provided false info? you should turn him in if you feel its the right thing to do
Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
He is such a little report monkey and worm it shocks me he is allowed to live in his parents basement .
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
Ignore Bilbo, he/she suffers from delusions of grandeur and false intelligence.Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
the Answers Community should hire some more ppl so idiots like him don't stick around. it took them weeks to get back to me on an issue of harassment i brought up with them. they're slow and they don't seem to care that there are dumbass trolls on this site that LOVE to ruffle feathers.
...two trolls comparing the size of their nether regions...LOL...
He's just a miserable little douche isn't he?
nah but I'll certainly take this opportunity to laugh at him: lol
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
Ignore Bilbo, he/she suffers from delusions of grandeur and false intelligence.Should Bilbo Baggins be arrested for his harassment and lies as well as his false reports ?
the Answers Community should hire some more ppl so idiots like him don't stick around. it took them weeks to get back to me on an issue of harassment i brought up with them. they're slow and they don't seem to care that there are dumbass trolls on this site that LOVE to ruffle feathers.
...two trolls comparing the size of their nether regions...LOL...
He's just a miserable little douche isn't he?
nah but I'll certainly take this opportunity to laugh at him: lol
When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
Last night I was watching a rerun of COPS and they showed an interesting segment from San Antonio, TX.
The police were called out on a domestic violence call, finding a man sitting outside a house. Entering the house, the male officers found the wife. She had hand shaped bruises on her arms and around her neck. She said he tried to strangle her.
He told the police that he never entered the house or touched her. While handcuffing him, a female officer arrived. She entered the house and spoke to the wife. When she came out, she asked the male officers if they noticed the hand prints were the same size as the woman's own hands, and not the man's?
She next talked to the neighbors, who told her that the wife was the violent and aggressive one, not him.
The problem was, San Antonio had a mandatory arrest law when a woman makes a complaint of domestic violence, so they had to arrest him, anyway.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
No I don't believe he should of been arrested. Unfortunately a lot of states have this domestic law, when there is a call one or the other or both can be arrested.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
Something doesn't smell right in this story... Who called the police? Why was the man even there, if he never went in the house and never touched her? It is also possible that the bruises were her own hands, used in defense.
Those laws are in place because, in general, a man is a lot stronger than a woman. And, in general, men are more violent than women.
Also, there's a lot of domestic violence that goes unreported, so when a woman reports it, they HAVE to take it seriously.
The police were correct. they were doing their job. But hat he does is important to his innocence.
He should obtain a report from the police including a statment from the neighbors and the police officers who figured it out.
He should go to full trial and fight it, also he should hire an attorney and file his own TRO.
The female cop was sharp. What you witnessed is a case where 'the law is an ***' and assumes that every complaint is legitimate and every male is guilty. The law needs to be changed. If it happened to me I would consider a lawsuit........and ponder a divorce.
Depends, the laws differ from state to state. Women are the dumb, violent ones anyways, it's hardly ever the men.
policemen are not judges or juries.their job is to uphold the laws of the state. let the prosecutor sort it out.
What they failed to mention, was that he could file charges against the police department for false arrest and can also file charges against the one who accused him. So yes he was arrested, but he can get the charges dropped off the public record and he will get his revenge for the false allegations. Many departments have that policy, but they have to have evidence to support the claims. In most cases, if the evidence is not there, they will have one of the parties leave for the night.
Been there, seen that! Almost the same thing happened to my brother when his crazy ex beat her own a**. And he spent a month in jail. Case was dismissed thank god!
A police officer is to act upon evidence he observes at the scene unless the victim presses charges themselves. Now once arrested its up to the DAs office to sort out the facts and crime scene evidence if charges should stick and a case filed into the courts or dismiss the charges based upon lack of evidence to prosecute on.The officers probably arreste him on the facts that something occurred there but that the evidence didnt actually match said allegations so they did probably to preserve the peace and let the DAs office or police detectives sort it all out. Hope this makes sense
with so many women and children dieing this law there to help stop men from going further than they maybe mean however it sicken women when other women abuse this for it take away from the serous of real domestic violence.I feel for these guys but many real men do pretend to be nice when police arrive and bluff there way out of trouble,the next time the cops come it usually Alto more severe and the guy not so nice,let face it only a few years ago the men got to go back time and time again if the women was to afraid to press charges,it was taken very serous until fatal
I think if two couples are having any heated words, the man should leave and go somewhere. Then the emotional woman can calm herself down. If the man goes back to this woman, then shame on him. And if she did lie about the deal, shame on her. He will be booked into jail, but she has to press charges and go through allot of paperwork and reports, which most couples do not do. We were not there, so if she is a nut case and hits herself... well who knows what really went on there. This sort of case makes the really battered female look bad. It takes two in a relationship, so sounds like this has happened before with this couple.
The police were called out on a domestic violence call, finding a man sitting outside a house. Entering the house, the male officers found the wife. She had hand shaped bruises on her arms and around her neck. She said he tried to strangle her.
He told the police that he never entered the house or touched her. While handcuffing him, a female officer arrived. She entered the house and spoke to the wife. When she came out, she asked the male officers if they noticed the hand prints were the same size as the woman's own hands, and not the man's?
She next talked to the neighbors, who told her that the wife was the violent and aggressive one, not him.
The problem was, San Antonio had a mandatory arrest law when a woman makes a complaint of domestic violence, so they had to arrest him, anyway.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
No I don't believe he should of been arrested. Unfortunately a lot of states have this domestic law, when there is a call one or the other or both can be arrested.When it's clear a woman is making a false allegation of domestic violence, should the man be arrested anyway?
Something doesn't smell right in this story... Who called the police? Why was the man even there, if he never went in the house and never touched her? It is also possible that the bruises were her own hands, used in defense.
Those laws are in place because, in general, a man is a lot stronger than a woman. And, in general, men are more violent than women.
Also, there's a lot of domestic violence that goes unreported, so when a woman reports it, they HAVE to take it seriously.
The police were correct. they were doing their job. But hat he does is important to his innocence.
He should obtain a report from the police including a statment from the neighbors and the police officers who figured it out.
He should go to full trial and fight it, also he should hire an attorney and file his own TRO.
The female cop was sharp. What you witnessed is a case where 'the law is an ***' and assumes that every complaint is legitimate and every male is guilty. The law needs to be changed. If it happened to me I would consider a lawsuit........and ponder a divorce.
Depends, the laws differ from state to state. Women are the dumb, violent ones anyways, it's hardly ever the men.
policemen are not judges or juries.their job is to uphold the laws of the state. let the prosecutor sort it out.
What they failed to mention, was that he could file charges against the police department for false arrest and can also file charges against the one who accused him. So yes he was arrested, but he can get the charges dropped off the public record and he will get his revenge for the false allegations. Many departments have that policy, but they have to have evidence to support the claims. In most cases, if the evidence is not there, they will have one of the parties leave for the night.
Been there, seen that! Almost the same thing happened to my brother when his crazy ex beat her own a**. And he spent a month in jail. Case was dismissed thank god!
A police officer is to act upon evidence he observes at the scene unless the victim presses charges themselves. Now once arrested its up to the DAs office to sort out the facts and crime scene evidence if charges should stick and a case filed into the courts or dismiss the charges based upon lack of evidence to prosecute on.The officers probably arreste him on the facts that something occurred there but that the evidence didnt actually match said allegations so they did probably to preserve the peace and let the DAs office or police detectives sort it all out. Hope this makes sense
with so many women and children dieing this law there to help stop men from going further than they maybe mean however it sicken women when other women abuse this for it take away from the serous of real domestic violence.I feel for these guys but many real men do pretend to be nice when police arrive and bluff there way out of trouble,the next time the cops come it usually Alto more severe and the guy not so nice,let face it only a few years ago the men got to go back time and time again if the women was to afraid to press charges,it was taken very serous until fatal
I think if two couples are having any heated words, the man should leave and go somewhere. Then the emotional woman can calm herself down. If the man goes back to this woman, then shame on him. And if she did lie about the deal, shame on her. He will be booked into jail, but she has to press charges and go through allot of paperwork and reports, which most couples do not do. We were not there, so if she is a nut case and hits herself... well who knows what really went on there. This sort of case makes the really battered female look bad. It takes two in a relationship, so sounds like this has happened before with this couple.
Do illegal aliens create a need for false documentation and identities & why were so many arrested at bases?
The examples of illegal immigrants found working on military installations or for companies that provide services on military bases is incredible.
In October 2005, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Defense arrested dozens of illegal immigrants at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico and Navy, Marine and Army bases in California and Louisiana.
One month later, ICE arrested a batch of illegal immigrants and their employers. This crew was working in San Diego at Naval Air Station North Island.
In February 2006, nine illegal immigrants were arrested by ICE at the Dugway Proving Grounds. The nine were arrested “inside the perimeter of the highly sensitive site, which serves as a major chemical and biological testing center for the Department of Defense.”
When June rolled around, ICE arrested fourteen illegal immigrants working at Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indian Head, Maryland. For those who don’t know, “the base designs, tests and manufactures explosive warheads and propellants and propulsion systems for guns, missiles, rockets and ejector seats in military aircraft.”
In July of the same year, ICE arrested fifty-eight illegal immigrants trying to enter Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. Furthermore, “Ft. Bragg safety officials have detained more than 150 persons attempting to gain access under false pretenses. The vast majority of the detainees were construction workers detained at gates to the installation.”
A month later, 15 illegals were arrested in Roswell. They were there to paint military aircraft, including the C-130. Some were actually painting the aircraft when they were arrested.
In January 2007, ICE arrested two men who were conspiring to hire illegal immigrants to work on Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. One of the men, Juan Martinez, had been deported once already, but re-entered the country illegally again. They arrested “14 undocumented workers were administratively arrested in Virginia, three at the Quantico Marine Base, three in Fredericksburg and eight at the apartment complex in Dumfries.”
ICE also arrested two illegal immigrants at Creech AFB in Indian Springs, Nevada. One of the men was “a member of MS-13, considered to be one of the most dangerous gangs operating in America. “
Twenty-one illegal immigrants were arrested when they tried to enter Fort Benning in January of 2007. They were working on the soldier’s barracks.
The threat to military installations is real. There have been more than enough illegal aliens arrested in connection with our military installations to know that sooner or later someone with enough drive will end up killing someone on a base somewhere
http://www.allamericanblogger.com/2143/i…Do illegal aliens create a need for false documentation and identities %26amp; why were so many arrested at bases?
military members are the biggest targets for identity theft. i won't say why in this forum, but their information is stolen and because they have passed a background check it's easier for illegal immigrant to assume their identity and explain discrepancies away. it is a real threat, a serious threat and if it were my decision they would be held as enemy combatants. who knows what they did before they got caught.
In October 2005, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Defense arrested dozens of illegal immigrants at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico and Navy, Marine and Army bases in California and Louisiana.
One month later, ICE arrested a batch of illegal immigrants and their employers. This crew was working in San Diego at Naval Air Station North Island.
In February 2006, nine illegal immigrants were arrested by ICE at the Dugway Proving Grounds. The nine were arrested “inside the perimeter of the highly sensitive site, which serves as a major chemical and biological testing center for the Department of Defense.”
When June rolled around, ICE arrested fourteen illegal immigrants working at Naval Surface Warfare Center in Indian Head, Maryland. For those who don’t know, “the base designs, tests and manufactures explosive warheads and propellants and propulsion systems for guns, missiles, rockets and ejector seats in military aircraft.”
In July of the same year, ICE arrested fifty-eight illegal immigrants trying to enter Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. Furthermore, “Ft. Bragg safety officials have detained more than 150 persons attempting to gain access under false pretenses. The vast majority of the detainees were construction workers detained at gates to the installation.”
A month later, 15 illegals were arrested in Roswell. They were there to paint military aircraft, including the C-130. Some were actually painting the aircraft when they were arrested.
In January 2007, ICE arrested two men who were conspiring to hire illegal immigrants to work on Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. One of the men, Juan Martinez, had been deported once already, but re-entered the country illegally again. They arrested “14 undocumented workers were administratively arrested in Virginia, three at the Quantico Marine Base, three in Fredericksburg and eight at the apartment complex in Dumfries.”
ICE also arrested two illegal immigrants at Creech AFB in Indian Springs, Nevada. One of the men was “a member of MS-13, considered to be one of the most dangerous gangs operating in America. “
Twenty-one illegal immigrants were arrested when they tried to enter Fort Benning in January of 2007. They were working on the soldier’s barracks.
The threat to military installations is real. There have been more than enough illegal aliens arrested in connection with our military installations to know that sooner or later someone with enough drive will end up killing someone on a base somewhere
http://www.allamericanblogger.com/2143/i…Do illegal aliens create a need for false documentation and identities %26amp; why were so many arrested at bases?
military members are the biggest targets for identity theft. i won't say why in this forum, but their information is stolen and because they have passed a background check it's easier for illegal immigrant to assume their identity and explain discrepancies away. it is a real threat, a serious threat and if it were my decision they would be held as enemy combatants. who knows what they did before they got caught.
My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
Hi, my boyfriend had his aunt and uncle live with us for awhile which didin't work out. while they was moving their last load of things his aunt was sitting on the front porch he went outside and asked her nicely to to get up so he could bring the chairs inside.. she got up and he gently brought it inside, we went to walmart later that night our friend informed us that his aunt marge went to the hospital by ambulance that he yanked the chair from underneath her that her back hurt and her big toe was bruised which she's a diabetic and also has bipolar. if her back hurted so much then why was she helping loading boxes in storage? she also collects social security disability for back pains and bipolar but i don't see how when she's lifting? so he got arrested and has to go back to court. can he get her into trouble for having him falsely arrested?My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
Well if your BF did not yank the chair from his aunt, and causing her to injure her back and toe, then your BF's aunt filed a false police report, which is a crime. Also, depending on the state you live in, your BF may be able to sue his aunt for abuse of process (but i guess if she has no money that's pointless).My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
that is why people have lawyers to decide truth or not..to defend them in court..
Well if your BF did not yank the chair from his aunt, and causing her to injure her back and toe, then your BF's aunt filed a false police report, which is a crime. Also, depending on the state you live in, your BF may be able to sue his aunt for abuse of process (but i guess if she has no money that's pointless).My boyfriend's Aunt marge made false accusations against him and had him falsely arrested? Please help!?
that is why people have lawyers to decide truth or not..to defend them in court..
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