Navy wife wrongfully arrested, jailed in Virginia Beach
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- čas přidán 26. 02. 2024
- A military wife, mom, business owner and medical professional is working to clear her name after she was wrongfully arrested in Virginia Beach.
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The police are investigating themselves and plan on finding that they did nothing wrong.
Yeah. Nothing can go wrong with that investigation for sure.
Of coarse. They only care about themselves. CYA
@@phcusnretTake notice, operators.
Yep! That’s exactly right!
And in other news Bank Robbers investigated themselves and have concluded they didn't rob a bank. Honestly who thought allowing the police to investigate themselves was a good idea?
That 5 dollar bond should turn into a 5 million lawsuit.
Facts! Who’s held accountable now?
@@davonjohnson5528Certainly not any department. The taxpayer will cover that judgement.
@@kens.4198 Talk to your representatives. The laws are on the books to hold them accountable. Why aren't they being enforced?
U better speak the TRUTH, YES sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
Ase
What makes this case particularly disturbing is that three agencies - the Navy, the police and the sheriff - all were complicit in this and none of them caught the error. They say a lieutenant notes a concern but no one follows up on it. This is the same police department who recently arrested a man at work for stealing a package when the package was sitting in his boss’s office.
and then the arresting LEO is on camara saying he is going to doctor the Hell out of his report to exonerate the business employee's that called about the guy 'stealing' the package.
I saw that report too. The man still lost his job over it.
@@TheRealScooterGuy Not surprising as they had the police arrest him without talking to him first and making sure they didn’t have the package. They are buddies with the police being a paramilitary supplier, so they called in a favor and railroaded the guy. The police for their part did no investigation and then promised on camera to sweep it under the rug once they realized they screwed up.
Wouldn't want to work for a business that would call the cops before talking to me.@@TheRealScooterGuy
You got a detail a bit wrong. The package was with the mail carrier, they brought it back to the company 10 minutes after the cops left with the employee in cuffs. That case was definitely messed up and I know he’ll win any wrongful termination and false arrest cases he brings. The woman in this, I hope she wins whatever suit she brings. That’s messed up
Officers should be fired and sue for civil rights violations
Salt water bath.
In a just society they would, but we all know there is no real justice in your country.
They have too much protection.
@@Matty272 Agree 100%.
Sue them all. Get the best lawyer you can find.
Base MP's are the worst. They think they are your Master and are doing gods work. The amount of made up crimes they do. Their favorite is giving people fake dui's. They will bring the person in and when you blow a zero. They will change the numbers. The need to investigate how many people keep blowing a .08. Not a .09 etc
Base police.
Navy.
MPs.
There may be some hell to pay.
These are not run-of-the-mill federalized police like out here in the wild.
We shall see if this goes down anything like Fishhook.
Ya, this is an easy settlement. There's no way they want this in front of a jury. They might give double what she's asking ,
Qualified immunity. They will make it go away, sadly.
@@THEjasonTDI Not really for something so cut and dry like this.
Now the police should be arrested for aggravated assault.
And several other felonies they committed.....
Instead they’ll investigate themselves and find no evidence of wrongdoing. This is the same department that recently showed up to a man’s place of work and arrested him for stealing a package from work, a package which was sitting in his boss’s office.
@@ToddMichaelPostI saw that news too. Real fuck up but they were not involved with that. It was Virginia Beach sheriff office, not Virginia Beach police that was involved. The navy (assuming it’s the civilian police side, not master at arms) was the one that did the transporting and the sheriff officer was the one that did the mistreatment in the jail.
@@PoliceRamirez95 How about the recent case the recent incident where the base police detained a Navy wife because she had the same first and last name as someone with a warrant but with a different middle name. Virginia Beach Police arrested her and the Virginia Beach Sheriffs Department held her for a couple of days. Still seems as though a lot of malfeasance happens in Virginia Beach.
Not just Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, but also Aggravated Battery, Kidnapping, Unlawful Imprisonment, Aggravated Sexual Assault (strip-search with penetration), Aggravated Child Abuse, Medical Assault, Armed Robbery, Deprivation of Rights under the Color of Law (4th, 8th and 14th Amendment Violations, at the very least), Conspracy against Rights, Violation of Oath of Office, Falsifying Reports, Perjury, etc., etc.
We're talking about crimes that amount to Capital Offense... as in Death Sentence for the Perpetrators and their Co-conspirators.
Confirming the correct name is the very minimum of due diligence. All police involved should be charged and jailed
Imagine a adults lack of reading ability being the reason your in jail and then think that same person has a gun and qualified immunity.
Courts have ruled that you can be too smart to be a police officer. Candidate was turned down for police academy for scoring too high on entrance exam. Court ruled candidate could be refused entry to the academy. They do not want personnel with intelligence, they want personnel who do as their told. Like Nazi guards, "I was just following orders."
ABC report year 2000.... Court backs Police Department in banning high IQ recruits...all downhill since then...
@@jameswest9261
This is why cops go out in teams of two: One can’t read, one can’t write.
Censored reply so we'll try again...
Three actually...
the third keeps an eye on the two dangerous intellectuals...
(those that can read or write)...@@frankney8284
They didn’t check SS numbers? Height, weight, finger prints? WTF?! Smith is a common name!
Why bother, that all sounds like work? Their Qualified Immunity generally shields them from having to actually do their jobs properly!
Touché, common sense is not so common
“common”…just like the neanderthal LEO’s.
Don't ever give law enforcement your SS#...There is enough to worry about with identity theft. They can find all they need with your name, address, and date of birth. You're either 100% the person they are looking for or demand they release you...
There's no way in hell that I would allow my SSN to fall into a cop's hands. Never give them that information, even though they'll ask for it...
This is disgusting treatment from all those law enforcement entities involved. Even when they think they may have the wrong person, they still act as though she’s the criminal.
If you want to help stop this horribleness, which you should because you don't want to be harmed or worse, you should concentrate on stopping the majority from harming innocent and helpless children & better understand what is harmful. You and at least most of the majority must also better understand or learn what an actual reasonable person and group is as well.
Their job is not to fight crime or to serve and protect the community. Their job is to make arrests, regardless of guilt.
@@bikkiikun
Is there job to arrest anybody? Or the right person? How hard is it to confirm that they have the right person? First name, last name AND middle name? If all three don't match, how hard would it have been to say, "Ok, ma'am, we just want to confirm that we have the right person. Please wait in our cruiser and let us confirm."? Any child could then say, wait, the middle name of this woman and the one we're looking for are different.
@@bikkiikun Because they are evaluated on the number of arrests and kinds, misdemeanor or felony. It doesn't even matter if the arrest is bogus it still goes on your record and will haunt you in job interviews, background checks, etc., for your lifetime. Even if you ARE TOTALLY INNOCENT of any crime. There should be a law that forces the police and all agencies they share information with to totally delete all records when you are; 1. not charged, 2. Nul pros, 3. FOUND INNOCENT.
@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 And address, state of Origin, social security number (which the fake congress said would NEVER be used as an ID), height, weight. hair/eye color. Any number of items to cross check.
Virginia Beach has a history of hostility towards service members and their families. To hear base police treated her awful is just plain disgusting.
You are right! But VB would be nothing if it weren't for the Navy-Marines-Air Force- CG and Army.
@@emilydickinson-4206 they used to have signs saying “no servicemen” on the beach in the past from my understanding. Lived near many military towns and the cities were particularly hostile towards them. I returned after my hair grew long and I was treated nice for the whole visit… either a bizarre coincidence or just normal for how they live. Army folks treated me better too. 😂
100% Agree, brother!
samij had my comments deleted because I had hurt his feelings. He should be deleted because he hurt my feelings calling me a ' janitor in the military. He is against Veterans. I was wounded twice for his freedom of speech. Thank you samij . all you vets out there should have his comments deleted.
The Institute for Justice should have a look at this issue…
100% This
She shouldn’t have had to pay any bond‼️‼️
That would be a great question for both the prosecutor and the judge. Surely they would have caught the error. If they bothered to actually look at the details of the case.
So, in other words she was treated by every LEO, even the Base LEO, as poorly as they treat everyone. Never underestimate the level of stupidity inside the mind of an LEO. If she’s a sailor!s wife, she has a dependent ID which should have alleviated any confusion from the get go.
They knew right away. They ran her tags, name, DOB, SS number. There is no way they made a mistake, they just punished her because they felt stupid.
@@frotobaggins7169BINGO!
@@frotobaggins7169Absolutely! And they investigate themselves, declaring "we find nothing we did was wrong."
Didn't they talk to her husband? He's military and she would be with his military records.
@@frotobaggins7169Your social security number doesn’t come up when vented at the base gate. Basically the base got it wrong.
Sue for millions girl, what a violation of your human rights.
Don't waste your breath...Get a civil rights attorney and just sue them...Along with the monetary judgement, force them to provide training to the whole police force. Then stage a protest outside of the police station every week until your husband gets orders to another base.
AND make sure her attorney includes a clause for “Future Aggravation” due to the identity mix up because she is likely going to have future issues if traveling abroad and could be denied entry into a foreign country due to the false arrest.
Training is just a waste of even more money. An excuse for an even larger budget. Then knew full well who she is in the first 2 minutes.
Cops seem to arrest first, then make up charges later, guilty or not.
No, they don't.
@@meatpopsicle1567 you don't pay attention to their method of operation or you're a cop.
Clearly you didn't pay attention. Your bias has blinded you. They had the charges. That's why the arrested her. They failed to do their due diligence. Being arrested for mistaken identity is easily understood considering they have the first and last name, likely same ethnicity. As soon as they saw her driver's license, they should have known. After taking fingerprints, they should have known. But to claim they just made up charges is just moronic.
@@grondhero Any differences in the date of birth should have been a red flag to anyone paying attention. The birthdate information, if known, is always on the hard copy of the warrant, and it is always entered into the state and federal data base. Also, if known, height and weight are listed, along with any distinguishing marks and tattoos. Due diligence was definitely missing in this case. Either the training in this region is severely lacking, or they're hiring lazy people to do the job, which, giving the current anti-police bias prevalent these days, is a likely case. Good people aren't going to want to be treated like crap, so they're not going to apply, forcing departments to lower hiring standards, just to fill empty positions with warm bodies. This is what the antis have wanted for decades, and now I suspect we are beginning to see the end result of that moronic philosophy.
@@aa-hj2fd I do pay attention. Don't be a jackass. The reason L.A., San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, Baltimore, San Jose, Portland, NYC, Minneapolis, Washington D.C., Houston, and Atlanta are filled with criminal trash is because anti-law and order turds have made their destructive progressive politics a reality, convincing the idiots who vote for them that they don't need law and order anymore. It starts with defunding the cops, then the DAs and prosecutors start letting criminals slide on all sorts of criminal behavior, and the rapid decline of the quality of life begins, thus creating the progressive paradises we all see today in all these cities.
But, I'm guessing the reason you're all bent up out of shape is because your wrists are still hurting from your last involuntary ride in the back of a cop car, huh. Am I right?
She had a baby with her??? I'm so sorry for her. I doubt the officers will face a punishment that will equal how much suffering she went through. Its so scary they can just choose to harass you because they're too stupid to read IDs. Poor woman
Amen
Officers will face no punishment. "Ignorance of the law is no excuse" except to a police officer. They are not expected to know the law, there are too many laws to know all of them. QUALIFIED IMMUNITY, they are protected, any lawsuit settlement will be paid by the taxpayers. Defense of the officers will be paid by the taxpayers and/or police union. Can you think of any profession where you can know NOTHING and your mistakes and crimes will have no repercussion on you? LAW ENFORCEMENT!!! THIN BLUE LINE gang members, ALWAYS protect fellow gang members. END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY.
Their punishment will be a vacation and promotion.
@@jameswest9261Too many pay outs, and the chief gets fired. This is a culture of incompetence.
People watch way too much CSI Miami if they think the police have skill sets much past a local Kmart employee.
@@JimsEquipmentShedAs former LE, this is all sadly very true.
The level of laziness on the part of the LEOs who arrested and processed her is unreal. How are they allowed to be this careless with their authority?
First did the husband have his command file a complaint with the military police command and have those involved up on a captains mast? Second, why wasn’t the husband and his command involved in her arrest? Anytime a military member and his dependents especially the wife with a new born, the command should have been notified. This is a complete failure on the Navy’s side, and someone should be standing before the base commander for this.
The police departments on the Naval bases are staffed by civilian police officers. So, they are not subject to the UCMJ and cannot be brought up to Captains Mast.
It's stuff like this why I have no respect for law enforcement
Don't waste time with a petition. Sue for Civil Rights violations. It will get more action as a petition will simply be ignored.
Exactly. Well said!
What is super crazy about this is that she has to rely on her own financial resources to undo the City's very avoidable mistake while they act like it's something difficult to do.
It’s incidents like this is why people don’t trust law enforcement!
We live in a police State
She needs to sue all of them.
Virginia Beach has had one of these almost every week for the past few months. Dig into the civil rights attorneys channel and stuff. It’s wild the false arrests they are doing.
Suing a government agency ,especially a law enforcement agency is often Not allowed.
@alphaomega5909 I mean I have heard of cities having to pay out the ass for police misconduct. Especially for civil rights violations. Maybe it depends on
the state?
@@LSD1448 Yes Civil suits or settlements sadly pretty common. Last couple decades. And although I ,myself AM a retired county law enforcement,,I view many as JUSTIFIED. But this specific case,,, as a #NavyVeteranKorea myself too. I dont see as Rising to a Massive Civil suit result. Or necessary. Yes its a terrible mistake. But its not IMO a deliberate Violation if her Civil Rights. Nor an outright Deliberate Action, negligent Harmful action agsinst her. Plus,,let me say this as a Navy Veteran myself? This reaction that "How horrible! Shes a military /Veteran" thing? Her military status or status as a parent/MOTHER is IRRELEVANT.
@alphaomega5909 Thanks for your service. I'm an Air Force veteran as well but I have to respectfully disagree. The police in this situation completely failed to do even the most basic verification processes before conducting an arrest. All they had to do was run her social security number to realize that it wasn't the same person. Ignorance can only be used as an excuse so much. If they can't fulfill even the most basic requirements to make sure they are not arresting an innocent person and throwing then in jail then they shouldn't be police officers.
Sue them all so they don’t do this to anyone else
Won't stop them. They don't care and the courts don't either.
"We've investigated ourselves and found we did nothing wrong." - The Police
This, alone, is one reason we believe in “innocent until proven guilty.” The arrest is not supposed to be punishment. Due process is our equal inalienable right. Society needs to know that the system is just and that the rules against assault apply to everyone.
and a MILITARY New Mom - sacrificing their family for ours........... and this is our "thanks" May Justice be Served Amen
What about the guy who’s was arrested for stealing a rifle that his boss told him to put in the mail but the post office had not scanned the package. He was locked up and the cops said “be cool”
Her military ID should have proved to them that they had the wrong person. Use some critical thinking skills people!
They have pea brains. Can not think for themselves
The woman should sue every officer and every police department involved in her arrest and processing.
What? The police made a mistake? LOL That should be bigger news, as they make horrible mistakes every day.
Point. It would take far less news to cover what they do right.
It isn't really news because it occurs so often. This isn't a flaw of our government it is a feature.
I’ll tell you how to correct the issue. You get an attorney and sue the shit out of the police dept. Then you file a motion to have that arrest record expunged, destroyed or whatever they do to make it like it never happened. Make sure you sue first.
No... first she has to resolve the criminal case. Only once it has a positive disposition can she try to sue. Sue each and every agency. Sue on behalf of her self and each child as all three had their rights violated.
The police will just say they were afraid for the lives, they already have immunity, and go about their business like nothing happened.
I know a better way, salt water bath, free of charge.
@@georgeburns7251 How long have you been a loser?
Salt water bath, one and done.
The worst part is she will have a TON of problems getting rid of the paper trail, the arrest, the mug shots - everything. All the stuff they had no business collecting - but that won't stop them from holding on to it with a death grip.
Absolutely no concern that they had the wrong person or that THEIR mistake can cause her problems for years to come.
They just do not care.
Luckily she was arrested under the other lady's name, so her name is still "clear" insofar as her record is concerned. Still it's her picture that's on those new mugshots of the other lady. I'm sure in 7-10 years the government will have all this straightened out.
They will investigate themselves and find that they not only didn't do anything wrong but will find themselves to be heroes on what they did do
The average cop couldn't hold down a job delivering pizzas.
So sad my name is Cooper and years ago I applied to do the census and came back as a felon. The police sent fingerprints that I paid for and yet it was never resolved. For 10 years previous to that I worked in Apartment buildings and had to have a federal background check to have access to pass keys. No one cares when they screw up and no one will fix it, I hope she gets her name cleared and an apology. How awful for a new mom and her family God belss the whole family.
too many times the authorities are hard headed and won't admit they are wrong. Hopefully she can clear her name!
0:54: Base police arrested her? How F-ing stupid are they? If she is a spouse they have already done the background check. They know who she is. They just took the VBPD at their request? All they have to do is take a minute and check. I want to know what action the base police are taking to fix their incompetence.
It's against Policy to comment on such matters
A search team was sent out looking for their competence. Hope of finding it dwindles with every minute.
@@acgillespiefuk them
This happens a lot more than people know
Oh no, we know.
So so sad! Nothing worse than an innocent person being accused.!! Prayers of comfort to this lady. Blessings to her, her new little baby, and her family. So sorry this happened to her.❤️❤️🙏🙏😪
I hope she sues for civil rights violations.
This should be worth millions
Outrageous!! Sue!!
Wow. Poor woman. Don't give up the fight.
Service mans wife. That does not matter. New baby does not matter. Name does NOT match...THAT DOES MATTER! Also did the person that was to be arrested not have an image in the arrest warrant and a DOB? THAT SHOULD ALWAYS BE INCLUDED. IF NOT LEGALLY INCLUDED IT SHOULD BE. The commanding officer should be checking as to why they arrested a person whose name did not match. Come on attorney's step up and represent her in this wrongful arrest.
A petition!?! This poor gal needs to start shopping for the absolute best civil rights attorney that she can find and hold the Neanderthal VBPD officers accountable for her multiple civil rights violations along with felony assault and battery charges so she can then move out of the navy housing and into a nice place in Bay Colony!
There’s a reason you can get a C average and still become a cop 🙄
Yea it's because the NAACP cried that the test was too hard for black people so standards had to be lowered
@@lesgobrandon2454dude I have a Master’s and am working on my doctorate and I’m black. Moral of the story, emotional racism only leaves you with your foot in your mouth and makes you look more like a dark soul rather than a person who’s words actually matters.
@Cajj04IraqTQ Where in my statement did I say I agreed with them? You got a problem with that take it up with them
@@Cajj04IraqTQSir, may I apologize for that racist person. That post should have been deleted. Congratulations on your achievements.😊❤
@@lesgobrandon2454 Sounds racist to me. Now have me banned.
The Police should have gone out of their way to apologise and broadcast that apology. NOT owning up to the mistake is DENIAL and makes the Police untrustworthy.
This enrages me. Maybe they could have just looked at her drivers license the day they tried to take her in. Attitudes like this are why cops shoot unarmed people.
Also she has a Govt issued ID as a dependent....
So no checking of DL numbers or SSI numbers??
Failure of the most basic diligence cannot go unpunished when the consequences are this serious!
The fact that happens is crazy. Then the fact that the police act like this is no big deal.
There's nothing that law enforcement can't screw up. This is something that only a few minutes of real actual police work could have prevented from happening. The internal investigation will find they did nothing wrong, and the officers involved will probably get promoted.
imagine being INTENTIONALLY arrested as an act of RETALIATION for DARING to tell a Lousyana deputy their actions are CRIMINAL, held for FIVE DAYS AND NIGHTS WITH NO BOND and NO media outlet will TOUCH this
Biases and bigotry rules not accountability and Justice in real-time. Unapologetically 🇺🇸
and after a YEAR, they have NEVER produced a WARRANT that would have served as a basis FOR my arrest, imagine that
This is a travesty against an innocent woman who just gave birth. Those involved need to be held accountable and arrested for false imprisonment and assault.
Lawsuit inbound.
She should file a law suit
That is despicable! The cops made the mistake, not her! Sue them to the ground. Did the not have a mugshot of the suspect in jail question? Gross negligence!
So now I guess the community gets to pay for this Mistake from Police over stepping their bounds again. ABOLISH QUALIFIED IMMUNITY, make the Police Pay for their own Mistakes not the tax payers.
Agree, but dropping immunity will never happen. Thees are union employees, and unions protect their own, no matter what.
Truth in real-time.
She needs to talk to a civil rights attorney!!
These departments level of professionalism is not glowing here. Lawsuit time here.
Military needs to be held accountable
Sue the crap out of all involved.
Navy family here. fingerprints ALONE should have got her a sincere apology and immediate release.
Expungement of her record is paramount. She needs to get that off the databases or it will haunt her forever. Police start fitting the evidence at hand to the supposed crime instead of investigating and de-escalating. And the base police will say they are immune from being sued. There should be heads rolling at the base since they injured her. Wrong on so many levels.
They knew immediately. All they had to do is run the social security number and DOB. Which I'm sure they did. They just punished her with the process for their mistake. There needs to be prison time and felonies for this stuff. This wasn't a mistake, this was negligence.
So traumatic, so sorry you endured that abuse
She should demand criminal charges be brought against those who abused her. They caused physical injury and did not provide immediate medical attention.
They knew it wasn't the right suspect. They CHOSE to arrest the wrong person on PURPOSE.
Truth in real-time. Planning.
This needs Tobe addressed in court and get whoever is involved to remove this mistake from her record she needs a good lawyer sue the shit out of everyone and have officers involved removed
Uh....It's called an ID. Did they bother to look at her damned Gov't ID? I'm sue the crap out of everyone.
Sue them!! This is ridiculous!! What is it with law enforcement and arresting military people and/or their families?? The Navy needs to open an investigation on their own base police. There needs to be a proper investigation of the local police and the sheriff's department. WTF??
That’s disgusting and a disgraceful acts of incompetence. They will glide over this and pay out with taxpayer funds. They should be demoted, retrained and make an enormous public apology with each officer speaking. Then they should check up on them every year to make sure they’re on the up and up
Everyone involved should be fired and sued accordingly.
Guilty until proven innocent.🤬
With such a common name the middle initial is critical.
The arresting officers and prison officials appear unconcerned about accuracy when making an arrest.
I wonder how many times she told them the middle initial belonged to another person and they ignored her.
As a truck driver, if I do anything wrong, I get fired
As an EMT, if I did anything wrong, lawsuit and fired.
Cops get off EVERY TIME
Blue privilege
Unreal! I am so sorry that this mom had to suffer this treatment.
This kind of thing always occurs because of incompetence and unprofessionalism. If my 10-year-old daughter can do a better investigation than professional police officers, you know you have a problem.
Speaking to city council is not enough. Lawyer and lawsuit.
They should be sued and pay all of her legal fees and damages for pain and suffering.
I work in corrections the past 14 years. Once you are in, you are always in, even if the "judge" orders the records expunged, they'll show up in APSIN when the cops request a check for anything, it'll show she's been arrested and the charges dropped, but she'll be there.
If only we had a device that allowed police and law enforcement to see arrest reports and to check identities , I bet we could instantly check to see if fingerprints matched
Domino’s Pizza delivery guy would have more competence than a cop.
Pizza delivery guys perform a valuable service.
They need to shred and delete all what was documented on her name, fingerprints, everything.. Then i hope she sues them for hurting her and causing stress....
Thats the way their system works full of anger without a care
Whatever happened to innocent before proving guilty
They cant be that stupid, or can they?🤔 I hope she sues all of them.
Over the years there have been many complaints about virginia beach!
After this interview, she should have no problem clearing her record......
It's easy to suspect why so many people in authority trampled on her rights, continued humiliating her even as evidence of innocence piled up, and offered no apology; they even bonded her out instead of dropping the charges ... skin color.
That and qualified immunity from any consequences. They're untouchable and know it.
It had nothing to do with race. Things like this happen more often than you think to all races. The video I watched before this one an airline employee called the police because the Mom's haircolor and last name were different than her childs. They thought she was child trafficking. The police were waiting for her when she got off the plane.
@ameliadavis1979 B.S. it's all about race. Segregationist younglings destroyed civility and humility in America 🇺🇸 in real-time. They cheat for cheaters and lie for liars with no shame. People who don't see unfairness can't see Justice in real-time. Unapologetically 🇺🇸
So we should be more outraged because she is a Navy wife and mother ? What about all the other people wrongfully arrested that aren't Navy wives , medical professionals or mothers.
she's been on the MAA Meme Page at least once.
Arrests typically precede any finding of guilt. Therefore punishment should not begin before a conviction. Put simply, this means jail should be more like a hotel than a prison for inmates who have not been convicted
Quite right. But most people are too stupid to understand this simple point.
I hope she gets $500,000 for wrongful arrest and imprisonment. It's blatantly obvious that LEOs are getting lazier in certain jurisdictions.
What a nightmare !
File a lawsuit $5,000,000.00
That poor woman. She needs to sue them. She is absolutely due hundreds of thousands of dollars for what they did to her.
Sounds like a multi million dollar law suit !
She needs the Brothers in Law, Huffman and Huffman! These police need to be called to account for their willful abuse of an innocent citizen.