What To Do If You Have Been Beaten-Up or Falsely Arrested By The Police?

Some police officers really do bad things to people who don't deserve it. If the police get a call from your neighbor because you are arguing loudly with your spouse, don't be surprised if you find the police banging on your door, demanding warrantless entry into your home, and then detaining and handcuffing you. The officers will then do a "protective sweep" of your house, 4th Amendment be damned. When you object to their handcuffing and detaining you, you have now committed “contempt of cop”. Don't be surprised if you are then beaten, tased or pepper sprayed, and taken to jail. Once the police cross that line and use force upon you, you are going to jail for some fabricated “resistance offense”; especially when they toss-in a few choice lies. After all, if a police officer used force upon you, how would it look if he/she just let you go? Accordingly, the police arrest you and procure your malicious criminal prosecution, to shift the blame from them to you; for them having to use force upon you because you committed some imaginary “resistance offense”. The police are not legal scholars, but they are taught from day one that if you are convicted of such a “resistance offense”, you are now usually legally “precluded” from suing the police for their outrages perpetrated against you. Because the courts and District Attorneys are usually more than happy to help the police protect them from you, here's what you need to know if you are a victim of police misconduct.