That is not grounds for a lawsuit...............

Yes, IMO you have to pay for the furniture.

What is a wornt? Do you mean a warrant? You don't get a warrant for a vehicle. Your post is really hard to understand.

The legal answer is yes, you can, as you can sue anyone. The practical answer is you have no grounds for a lawsuit.

Any such lawsuit would be quickly dismissed, and probably put you on the hook for their lawyers' fees.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question, and we have no idea what this is about.

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What you should have done weeks ago. Hire a lawyer.

I see no grounds for a lawsuit.......................

Even if the cop was wrong, that is a long way from lying. You can ask to speak to the shift supervisor to file a complaint.