This sounds more like a personal domestic dispute than a police matter. The only way the police might intervene is if your ex-girlfriend admitted...

Regarding the police officer's behavior, about your only option would be a complaint with his police department. If you want to sue him or the...

A victim or witness statement can be the basis for a valid arrest if it is credible and establishes probable cause to believe a crime was committed...

You might also consider contacting the FBI. They often handle interstate issues involving financial crimes. Beyond that, it sounds like what you...

It depends on the circumstances. If there was an emergency, the police could enter your home without a warrant. An emergency normally means there...

You would be the best person for determining who might be trying to serve you with process, I.e. “legal papers.” It normally indicates some kind of...

Under the California statute of limitations for police brutality, a victim of police brutality has two years to file a civil rights lawsuit. The...

The reasons why you were admitted to the mental health facility in the first place are probably going to be the key factor in determining your...

One of the biggest issues in your case is the length of time since the incident. If you took a deferred adjudication deal for 10 years probation,...

The fact that the police let your boyfriend go free but then changed their minds to arrest him is a matter of their discretion, assuming they had...