criminal charges on giving false iformation to police to get out of warrant arrest?
339777
Charges vary by state. In Texas the charge is called "Failure to Identify  " and I believe it is a class b misd.\nThat means County Court and probation.
1185699
You can be arrested if someone files a criminal complaint on you with a law enforcement officer.  It is the police's duty to arrest you.  Only after that will an investigation begin of the incident.  \n\nIt is then up to the prosecuting attorney to decide if the case has sufficient evidence to win in court. (Notice I did not say IF THE DEFENDANT WAS INNOCENT.)  \n\nHow long you can remain in custody varies from state to state, most of them its 6 months if still in custody.  \nIf out on a bail bond, however, the state usually has about 9 months to complete the case with time excluded for various reasons. \n\nGenerally, however, if there is no actual crime committed I feel the police generally find that out and the charges are dismissed.
909081
example:  cops go to court and lie more than anyone else.
1118648
A warrant could be issued on you for failure to appear
843053
It really depends on the court.  Some will cancel the warrant if you come in & pay, some require a court appearance.  I'd call the court and ask them.  But if you go & pay, make sure you get paperwork that says the warrant is cancelled.  Don't trust the computer to get it right.
979977
not if you dont mind going to jail. Its a promise to answer the charge, not an admission of anything.
208104
Even though a great deal of time has transpired since the original charge, there is a great probability that a warrant has been issued for failing to appear on the original charge. A person charged with a crime has an obligation to appear before a judge to have the matter resolved. A warrant can be issued at any tiume during that process if a person does not show up to court, even if they have shown up already. I would suggest that you contact the court of origin for your friend and see if there is a warrant. If there isn't one, then he/she is home free.
607109
I'm so sorry about this incident. I would file a complaint with the Pompton Lakes Safety Director, if there is one, if not, the Mayor. You didn't mention your outcome in court, but you should to seek the advise of counsel...you may have a case for false arrest and/or a Section 1983 action (basically a violation of your civil rights). Most police are honest and work hard at a tough job, but there are those that cross the line. Don't let this go, and allow this cop to railroad another innocent person. Good luck!
904246
This sounds fishy to me...No body has to pay the police not to get arrested.  sounds like fraud.  Just let them arrest her, and when she gets to holding, tell them that she is entitled to a public defender.  that is free to people who are unable to pay
1005257
Your local police department love helping out in cases like this. They can scare him in to stopping. they will do a fake arrest and show him how he will be treated as a law breaker. give them a try.
666367
If you are harboring someone with a warrant and you know about it you can be charged with impeding arreast or similar.
979630
I don't know of any court cases that have addressed this question.\n\nThe thing about citizen's arrest is that it is generally raised as a defense to claims of false imprisonment or battery, given that making the 'arrest' means performing conduct that is criminal and/or tortious.\n\nMost immigration violations are misdemeanors, so they do not rise to the level of dangerous felonies that most states require before citizens are allowed to arrest people. Also, the federal govt has near-exclusive authority over immigration issues, so even local or state police have very little ability to arrest or hold people based on alleged immigration violations.
1004229
If someone calls 911 and hangs up they have a computer system where they can pin point that call.\n\nThan the Police will go to that location in which the call was made from. Two make sure theres not any one hurt.\nAt that time the police will come in a home without a warrant call probable cause.\n\nTo assure and report back to their supervisor ever thing is OK.\n\nThis is good because sometimes people don't have that second to say HELP.\n\nThey can take someone to jail because they or coming to location thinking something bad as happen.\nThere hearts are beating fast thinking they my have to protect their owe lives from being lost.\n\nMost times its a warning the first time depending on the officer.
285249
As long as u didnt lie about anything.but depending on the state your in the state can press the charges instead of you.
457379
Check the standards for your local law enforcement agencies where you intend to apply.  The charge sounds like a reduced charge with plea of guilty.  Law enforcement agencies normally consider your actual conduct during the crime and not the court resolution since they are evaluating you on your character and fitness to be a police officer and carry a firearm.  If the charge was in the  last 7 to 10 years or involved dishonesty or perjury chances are you will not be hired.  A police officer is expected to spend much time testifying under oath, and obviously if they can show you lied under oath in the past, your ability to be a law enforcement officer is impeached.  Sorry but most other public jobs are available providing no felony or misuse of funds.
849089
Many people sue the police every year for false imprisonment and sometimes they win their case - usually the arrest is lawful but they've been detained for too long or a review wasn't done when it should have been.\nFrom your question I guess you're looking for a specific case, but without more details I can't help you.
1080171
Yes, they sure can.  The Police may arrest you with a complaint and then decide to drop the charges, often for lack of evidence.\n\nThere is no legal issue there.  However, consult with an attorney about the evidence issue.  Without probable cause the search should be invalid, therefore, the evidence would not be admissable.  No evidence surely would make the charge go away.  Good luck!