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was a false arrest and false imprisonment, and they're subject to civil litigation based

restraint, false arrest, and or kidnapping, and of course you have conspiracy too.

a report about a false arrest from anyone named Kelton, Randall Duane.

therefore committing a tort crime of false arrest and possibly false imprisonment

signed by a clerk is a false arrest. All these guys are boneheads. So, Eddie. Yes, sir. You're

false arrest statute in Texas.

This sounds like false arrest to me.

So that's false arrest.

So that's false arrest then because TSA is not law enforcement.

the false arrest charges would go away so that we couldn't go back after the city.

It was false arrest.

And I'm going to consider a state tort action for false arrest,

The state tort action would include false arrest, false imprisonment, assault and battery

And that's just false arrest

Finally returned computer equipment that they confiscated during the false arrest.

False imprisonment, there is nothing in Texas for false arrest, there is however false imprisonment

false imprisonment, false arrest, abusive process committed by law enforcement officers

and it specifically says that if there are tort claims arising out of assault, battery, false imprisonment, false arrest,

however if a pencil pusher committed assault, battery, false imprisonment, false arrest or any of those other things

false arrest, abusive process, malicious prosecution, and other crimes generating multiple well-adjudicated

battery, false imprisonment, false arrest, abusive process, or malicious prosecution.

I don't know if Connecticut has a false arrest statute.

But you may have an action for both, false arrest and false imprisonment, because they're

We don't have a false arrest statute.

You were explaining the difference between aggravated kidnapping and false arrest?

Then you charge him with false arrest

of thing falls under false arrest.

And without a complaint and an information granting jurisdiction to the court for it, they have another problem, and that is false imprisonment and false arrest.

Yes, there is. There's not a false arrest statute.

There's a false imprisonment but not a false arrest.

What's the best tactic to use when being forced to booking after a false arrest?

She threatened you with a false arrest.

That's malicious prosecution and false arrest.

lessen the damages for a false arrest and imprisonment? And do I need to for that cause

And I maintain that when a police officer makes a false arrest

So are you just going to try to sue the police or file criminal charges against the police for false imprisonment or false arrest or something?

He acted completely outside of his authority, it was a false arrest, it is false imprisonment

False arrests or false imprisonment.

Thus, everything that happened was false arrest,

And that was obviously a false arrest and things like that.

So for them to write a citation after the fact, that's a fraudulent charge right there. That's a false arrest and imprisonment charge against the officer.

battery false imprisonment and false arrest I knew I was going to have them on

dead the weapon he could not exercise his right to resist a false arrest there

like say under a Bivens claim for like false arrest or false imprisonment.

or false arrest and so in that situation you'd be suing the toll booth operator in their

But in the example of like what happened with me with the false arrest and the false imprisonment

Then you have the situation where, like what happened to me, the false arrest, the false

Yeah, depending on what the crime is, things like false arrest, false imprisonment, malicious

And then false arrest, I don't know what your situation is, but have you got pulled over

and there was no probable cause, then you could get them on false arrests.

Yeah, I was thinking about going into all that, but due to false arrest, I'd have to

False arrest has nothing to do with motor vehicles.

And then false arrest is if they had no probable cause to pull you over, you know, illegal search and seizure.

Okay, everything that happened after the ticket was written is going to be false arrest, false imprisonment, and illegal search.

It's false imprisonment here in Texas. It's not false arrest.

Right. Well, at the federal level, you can do both. But Eddie's right. If it's a state lawsuit, there is no false arrest. You have to just do false imprisonment.

I mean, I can go after them for kidnapping, false arrest, and false imprisonment, and assault, and on and on and on and on and on.

There was false arrest. It was false imprisonment. You were unlawfully deprived of your liberty.

It's called false imprisonment, false arrest, kidnapping, assault.

So again, on the face of the ticket, well, it would prove evidence of false arrest, would

So the evidence on its face as far as this ticket is concerned would show false arrest.

false arrest, false imprisonment, assault, battery, these kinds of things, those are considered actions that are outside the scope of their employment.

So is that a false arrest, and can I sue that officer for that?

And I want to find out who this top is for false arrest on someone's word.

He even wrote that in his report, so that's the false arrest.

Unfortunately, these cops, these rogue cops need to lose their jobs, like in the Las Vegas case. They need to go to jail for kidnapping, aggravated kidnapping, false arrest, on and on and on.

false arrest, false imprisonment and assault by the fact that they use language that a reasonable person of ordinary prudence would find defensive.

Oh, goodie. You need to sue them for false arrest and charge them criminally. Were they carrying pistols?

Well, you, you've got a lot to go after them for. Remember though, Texas doesn't have false arrest, it's false imprisonment.

Right. Okay. Because that money now becomes a financial harm perpetrated on top of the false arrest.

False arrest, false imprisonment.

Well, Texas doesn't have a false arrest. It is a false imprisonment. But if you sue him in the Fed, you've got both of those.

At the federal level, there is a false arrest tort that you can do as well.

i wanted to pursue it for false arrest false imprisonment absolutely doesn't have any

Well, again, you'll have to look and see what the precedent in California is for false imprisonment or false arrest

And therefore, he made a false arrest. And the judge agreed with him and he walked.

got to let them harm you in some way, and that false arrest is one of those harms.

March 16, 1974 for assault, battery, false imprisonment, false arrest, abuse of process,

false arrest, abuse of process, or malicious prosecution for the purpose of this subsection

That is false arrest

She was setting the cop up for the false arrest on the DUI and she did that brilliantly.

Like false arrest, false imprisonment, denial of a protected right, your right of liberty, and so on and so forth

Alright, well, yeah, in order to do what he did, that's a false arrest because he has to have a warrant, but in Texas it's called false imprisonment

So that becomes false arrest, false imprisonment

For instance, here in Texas, you cannot sue for false arrest.

You have to sue for false imprisonment because false imprisonment is the actual result of a false arrest.

Is it false arrest? Is it false imprisonment? What is it?

In the Fed, it's false arrest.

subjected to a false arrest by a police officer at constructive gunpoint in order to facilitate

his officer for committing false arrest of you for an illegal purpose of threatening

That's false arrest while displaying a deadly weapon. Just make it sound as bad as you can.

a verified criminal affidavit from you, accusing his officer of false arrest.

me, this is false arrest, this is false imprisonment, all kinds of things, it goes to official

What this officer did, the false arrest, the aggravated assault, all these things, this

Well, the false arrest and, you know, excessive force type case.

I got a pretty classic case of a false arrest, but it's been the proceedings since then in which I've suffered two more false arrests

So, long story short, I suffered three false arrests, and I think they're just trying to rope it up me and wear me out.

And yet the only people seeing punishment for these false arrests and accusations are

And so you've got to file motions to dismiss because it was a false arrest. The officers arrested you without any probable cause because you can't be charged with failure to ID as the only charge against you.

else will fly whether it be false arrest or false imprisonment, I don't know what it is

do it in the federal courts easy enough and there it's false arrest along with the other

Now, if he detained you in that manner, that's also a false arrest most likely.

false arrest.

Does Texas have, does Texas have false arrest statutes?

they do have a false arrest statute. Okay. It's called kidnapping.

Aggravated. Yeah. That's, that's the statute for false arrest. Okay. It's kidnapping.

them of false arrest.

And I claimed false arrest.

And I just learned in your show tonight that there is no such thing as false arrest.

Okay, false arrest is not a crime.

Just claim false arrest, you know.

So pulling you over for any alleged infraction was false imprisonment or false arrest from

Now, you can sue for false arrest anyway if they can't or false imprisonment anyway

Now if the officer sees you without a crime and without a warrant, then you can say that the arrest to issue the citation was an illegal seizure or a false arrest or whatever it is in New York.

And the courts well should because that is false arrest or false imprisonment depending upon what your state criteria for it is.

And, of course, now I'm facing, you know, countless false arrests since then,

So, of course, you can't help but face the false arrests

making a false arrest and a false imprisonment and detained you for nothing

Send the county commissioners a tort letter notifying them of the false arrest and of

false arrest

Would you touch base on false arrest?

Texas does not have false arrest. It's false imprisonment.

You sue them for the false imprisonment under the state law and then you can sue them for violation of rights under federal law where it is a false arrest.

Correct. Is that possible? Except for the false arrest or imprisonment, whatever is available to you there, that's correct.

You simply file a motion to dismiss for false arrest.

false arrest?

Here in Texas, a false arrest is considered to be part and parcel to a false imprisonment.

In Washington, it may be false arrest, or it may be false imprisonment, or it may be

arrest, false arrest.

False arrest or false imprisonment, whatever it would happen to be in Tennessee.

Okay, false arrest and false imprisonment.

false imprisonment or false arrest,

well i uh i got arrested and i believe it was a false arrest um it was uh i got pulled over for

either false arrest or false imprisonment.

takes us directly to a jail cell for false arrest or false imprisonment whichever it is in your

There it may be false arrest or detention.

Well, I assumed, not much, but I assumed it was false arrests. I've heard of the aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and things of that nature.

Leaves me going to start filing for false arrest suit.

Yeah, then you may have a suit for false imprisonment or false arrest, but that would have to be—and remember, the judge, when they issue a warrant, is acting administratively, not judicially, so they have no immunity for that.

Intentional torts, abusive process, alienation of affection, assault, battery, defamation, false arrest, false imprisonment, fraud.

of law and exorbitant prosperity and false arrest because they had no reasonable cause.

And because the stop was illegal and constitutes either false arrest or false imprisonment, whichever one prevails in Indiana,

And while we're here dismissing the charges against me, I would like to file charges against the officer for false imprisonment or false arrest

You need to find case law that says when an officer arrests for someone for a civil infraction, he's guilty of false imprisonment or false arrest.

how about false arrest there is no false arrest in texas only false imprisonment

okay i see the courts here ruled that false arrest is in and of itself an untaking of a

for speeding all right and if that's proven that basically in effect it was a false arrest then

But it may give you a separate cause of action for false imprisonment or false arrest against the officer

The arrest was false imprisonment and false arrest, and it was illegal, making everything that occurred thereafter illegal.

and false arrest or imprisonment the moment he perpetrated the stop.

false arrest, restraint and imprisonment, unconstitutional and illegal warrantless searches, seizures and theft of private property,

subject to a false arrest. And this evidence for this last offense was not discovered until

In a civil lawsuit, either in state or federal court, and you're suing for false arrest or whatever it's called, unlawful restraint is what I think it's called now.

you will find a ton of them that says an officer that fails to take an individual arrested without a warrant before a magistrate is committing false imprisonment or false arrest,

Now, remember, the false imprisonment slash false arrest here in Texas,

Yeah, you can sue him for the false imprisonment or false arrest, most likely.

No, Texas does not have a false arrest law.

It's false imprisonment here. It's not false arrest.

Okay. I have not found false arrest in Florida statutes yet.

Can I put the year in the penitentiary as damages for the false arrest?

In a mal and prohibitive case, you can't get there without going through every element because it's a false arrest without a warrant.

And that's the issue here, motion to suppress, no probable cause, false arrest.

Well, a false arrest is a false arrest.

How, when I file a complaint for this false arrest, how do I differentiate between suing

I've been embarrassed. I got locked up, false imprisonment, false arrest, assault, kidnapping, aggravated kidnapping.

I went and looked up this false arrest, I mean, this evading arrest thing.

So if he's trying to false arrest you, you are allowed to take off.

I realized there's this one officer that has false arrest me three times in a year, a little over a year.

Okay. Generally for false arrest, you have statutory limitations of one year.

I would say after dismissal because you're still being harmed by the false imprisonment, false arrest.

And I noticed that when I got arrested for these other false arrest charges, like his name was signed off as the supervisor or whatever.

So all my cases have some of the similar officers in them committing false arrest.

No probable cause, false imprisonment, false arrest, whatever it is in Oregon.

I had plenty of claims in there, false imprisonment, false arrest, harassment.

Some states have not made the distinction or the inclusion of false arrest actually being a form of false imprisonment.

In this state, it includes false arrest in the statute.

They considered false arrest something separate from false imprisonment.

that gets false arrest against the officer, a T-CLOS complaint against the officer,

I want the thing dismissed so that I can file for false arrest.

How much can I ask for damages like $100,000 for false arrest and he had his hand on his

Now here in Texas it's false imprisonment because Texas does not recognize false arrest.

They've said false arrest is a form of false imprisonment. Your state may vary and may actually have a false arrest statute.

No, one's considered a lesser degree of the other. A false arrest is a form of false imprisonment.

The false arrest or the false imprisonment, rather, and the failure to uphold the statutory right to habeas corpus, I would conjoin those as something completely different.

look up false arrest in Colorado.

to work with. You file false arrest against the officer. Now, in Texas, we don't have

a false arrest statute. The statute is kidnapped.

for doing a false arrest because he didn't see or hear the offense being committed. A

One for false imprisonment or false arrest, another for aggravated assault, another for terroristic threat.

You can get sued for false arrest for acting under color of law even as a private individual.

from unreasonable searches and seizures if this is a false arrest if the arrest is unlawful or

Sure, and one other question, because I am thinking about a false arrest lawsuit, and

after the false arrest claim.

You would have the Fed, rights violations, false arrest and all that stuff against the DPS officer and the border patrol.

I'm lawfully arrested, false arrest, false imprisonment, illegal seizure of my property.

Yeah, it was a traffic stop. They stopped me. Yeah, I claim false arrest, but the other attorney saying there was a detention because they actually didn't take me to jail.

it's going to be is arrest and bail, but now you've got a major false arrest charge.

First one is a lawful detention, second one is retaliation, third one is false arrest

All I have to prove is that they violated... Basically violated my Fourth Amendment and it was actually a false arrest, not a carry stop like they want to claim.

I don't know. It could be false arrest or false imprisonment in Colorado or something else.

Nature of the case was the false arrest. I'm a volunteer firefighter, a first responder,

A civil case for false arrest. There is no

oh okay so you sued them for false arrest.

It was not a false arrest. No no no you didn't answer my question.

Did you sue them for false arrest?

Okay there's not a false arrest is not

Randy, I'm in a, in federal court over a false arrest, but a lot of my claims were dismissed.

It was, like I say, I started off as a false arrest, but the district...

False arrest.

My false arrest is pretty straightforward and common.

Well, and like I said, I mean, the judge throughout actually the false arrest, what she let stand was the illegal search of my truck.

what all is going on with your case, Larry? Well, mine was a false arrest case three years ago,

seeing the deputy for 150,000 bucks for the false arrest and the fault in the

a cause of action. I could only find a civil cause of action for false arrest.

Yes, that is correct. False arrest is one of those things that all jurisdictions have

False arrest is specific in that the jurisdictions have statutorily, specifically, waived their

as a civil cause of action for false arrest.

And I sold out a court that it was a $35,000 settlement that was false arrest and false imprisonment, and what happened?

Well, I think for me to pursue civilly, like for false arrests or something like that,

And I'm going to call it false arrest.

I don't care what they, and let them argue in court that it's not false arrest.

They've got a false arrest.

or $100,000 for a false arrest in the county,

that you arrested me in bad faith, which means that's a false arrest.

this guy as he makes claims about false arrest because there was no arrest warrant

garbage okay it's not a arrest warrant and i think in federal court i'll win a false arrest

engaged in when they arrested you then yeah it's absolutely a false arrest and you can't you can

But you don't have a claim for false arrest.

We could charge him with false arrest and battery for that one.

For anything, whether it's child porn, to false arrest, whatever, now's the chance things are in flux and changing.

Can I sue this cop individually for false arrest because he didn't take me to jail or throw my car.

But I just want to know if I can sue this guy for false arrest and maybe simple assault.

It appears there's a false arrest, blah, blah, blah, but I don't have jurisdiction

The matter on appeal before this court is not frivolous, on February 11 of 2015 a false arrest of plaintiff's appellant Sidney T. Scarlett occurred.

The arrest of an appellant has never been proven not to be a false arrest, and once an arrest is contested to be a false arrest, the arrest is considered false until proven otherwise.

imprisonment or false arrest, one of the elements is lack of consent and by saying I do not consent

Like here, I'm talking about a false imprisonment, false arrest, false imprisonment.

A false arrest has occurred.

The following does background is that a false arrest occurred

and then I go in short and claim statement of the claim, a false arrest occurred on, you know,

uh soon hospitals suing security guards you know false arrest this is really common

False arrest, false imprisonment.

That's false arrest, you know?

So that's my, I don't know if that's what it's called, but they're using a law to make a false arrest.

And then I can sue them for, how about that false arrest? No, Barrett, you can't sue them.

have been doing that with false arrest and false illness with the prison industrial complex

Well, another mentor said 1.8 million a day for false arrest or false imprisonment.

And when they asked me my name, I said, I'm not going to aid in a bed in a false arrest or false imprisonment.

Well, I wasn't going to identify because it was a false arrest.

You go after him with a professional conduct complaint and a criminal complaint against him for false arrest or kidnapping

I'm not sure how it is in Pennsylvania, but in Texas we don't have a false arrest criminal statute

If they arrest you, you've also got either false imprisonment or false arrest, whatever it is in Oregon.

false arrest, whatever it is in Oregon.

Just go in and type G-O-O-G-L-E Google, just go on Google and put in a false arrest, put

from the false arrest and kidnapping and false imprisonment.

False arrest has probably been argued 10,000 different ways, at least. False arrest should be argued one way.

for them to pull us over because my light was out and it's not false arrest. That's something that

signaling to get him to pull you over. And he has just committed false arrest.

So the arrestor is the arrestor and basically committed false arrest plus false imprisonment.

can just harass people, false arrests, all that kind of stuff? Or is it another term I should look

Well, it was a false arrest, but the whole premise of how they got me was they said there was chains

access to or enjoyment of a right. And you had a right to be free from false arrest.

the law. So that's setting somebody up to get a false arrest. Entrapment.

File for false arrest?

I would say it's false arrest because they don't have anything to back it up.

then you can fight this based upon by getting everything suppressed for an illegal search and seizure based upon a false arrest or false imprisonment,

Okay, then all you have to do is show that the game warden has no legal authority to enforce the traffic regulations and you've got a false arrest scenario.

Not limited to false arrest

And I put Sidney Scarlett was subjected to a false arrest on 2011-2015

The injuries are false arrest, deprivation of rights under a color of law, kidnapping, false imprisonment

And then I put down false arrest, 8 years, 154 hearings

The false arrest and dumping me in the hospital parking lot is all documented

Assume for false arrest

case after my false arrest, November 22nd last year with a piece of damaged tail light

And what I've done is I've looked at a false arrest, my arrest over damaged tail light

you get to ring them up not only for this unlawful restraint, false arrest, or whatever California

identify myself have you raised an issue of false arrest and false imprisonment oh absolutely

Now he's in one on a false arrest. But hang on, we'll get to it when we come back on the other side.

So my case is over a false imprisonment, a false arrest in November 2023.

The lawsuit for unlawful restraint the false arrest whatever they call it in california

The false arrest unlawful restraint look for whatever the language in california