Do the Pompton Lakes NJ cops have the right to come in my house and arrest me for Public Drunk!!1?
488076
Was the arrest based on a complaint when you were out in public? It would seem that your home would be private. If you were not in public, you might report this arrest to the ACLU. They are short-staffed, but at least you would be on record. I won't let a cop in my house without a warrant, but it's a little late for that to help you now.
846061
call the police and report you for indecent exposure lol
1015814
I think you were right to do what you did. No one should have to put up with stuff like that, no matter where they live. Especially if the Police are not properly handling it. At least, now you can get proof to show them and it isn't just your word against theirs.\n\nGood luck on this..........
773103
You might be better off to contact the State Police with criminal complaints on county officers.  Locally they are a brotherhood and unlikely to do anything but send out a warning.
924521
absolutely the most ridiculous instance of police abuse/brutality that i can recall in many years.....i am appalled...i sent this link to my dad as he and i discuss these issues daily and he says believe it or not it happens everyday all over.....just so happens someone caught this...i cannot believe they expected that guy to just get up...i wonder how easy it would have been for them to get up after being tazed...and to threaten him with tazing again? OUTRAGEOUS!...he was obviously incapacitated if he couldnt even get up so where was the threat to them that would have caused them to do it again!?!...i'd have probably been still puking my guts up too much to get off my knees!...can you say lawsuit?...i hope they get what they deserve...this was totally senseless....thank you for opening my eyes today
1173518
sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
209753
That's a real shame.  You poor, poor, poor dumb ass alcoholic.  Ever consider calling a cab?  Worse yet is the fact that the state you live in allowed you to get 5 DUIs.  Where I'm from you will most times serve after your second.  The simple fact of the matter is that being as old as you are... it's already too late for you.  You will never change ever.  You have chosen to spend your life in a bottle chasing wiener half your age and half the time probably getting paid for it.  You say you have a good lawyer, so why post your question here?  In your reality is there going to be a magic answer on the Internet that is going to keep you out of jail?  I'm half your age and even I know that. Jeez.... I really hope you haven't procreated because if you have I'll bet they're proud of you now.  I'll bet you're proud of yourself.  Not once did you even mention being ashamed of yourself or consider what could have happened had you wrecked.  The best thing you can do for yourself is GO TO JAIL.  At least there you can't drink.  Maybe get yourself a little lesbian lover and spend your time planting flowers instead of graves.
501666
Yea.\n\nBut the cops still arrested me.
962506
The cops have to say that. If someones messing with you don't wait for the cops to give you permission. Take care of your business.
933793
im not a lawyer but I would go to the township and complain to the zoning people about your problems. Make a list of things that have gone wrong beyond your control and date it, so they can see that its a persistant problem. If you get enough people to complain the county/state should get involved since it seems to endanger the well being of you and your family as well as other tenants. \n\nalso check with your local tv news. I know a lot of them do stories about bad people / organizations. I know in Philly they have a section called "whats bugging you" and people complain about landlords, police, etc... in NYC that section is called "shame shame shame"\n\ngood luck!
140777
6 arrests or 6 charges? If you have the cash on hand try something simple like public intox, drunken disorderly, public lewdness...You get the point. Don't act too drunk though otherwise they will put you in the tank for a few hours. We did something similar here and we just paid a cop friend of ours to arrest us over and over. 8 times in one day beating the previous record of 4. That and we got to slash a dudes tires in broad day light with him watching. It was great! Good luck! LOL
92107
A bench warrant will be issued for your arrest. While the PD won't actively pursue it, getting pulled over for a traffic violation becomes a major problem. So go do it - not because of the arrest factor but because it's your duty as a US citizen. We're entitled to a trial by a jury of our peers. You wouldn't want your peers skipping out if god forbid, you were on trial!
815960
the police can ask you anything they want. i wouldn't give you the number to the best lawyer there is. unless you are legal. go home. the idiot above me must not be watching the news. they are eventually going to let state troopers pull you over, and if they find your  illegal they detain you and call ICE. glory, glory.
646009
I'm surprised that you've been bothered as many times as you have...I would expect that the coppers down there would have figured out what the ex's game is all about by now.\n\nYou've got a bunch of questions here, really.\n\nDo the police have the right to come every time he calls?  \n\nSure.  And they can come when he doesn't call, and they can come when the sun comes up and when the sun goes down.  It's what happens when they get there that is really the issue.\n\nIs it legal for them to wake you up? \n\nAlways legal to wake you up...always.  Can't imagine a law that says it would be illegal to wake people up.  \n\nAnd search the house?\n\nWhole different story here.  What do you mean by "search?"  Are they looking in cabinets and drawers, closets and bedrooms, pill bottles and cigarette cases?  Are they doing it against your will, or are you kindly allowing this to happen?  \n\nDepending on the circumstances, it *may* be appropriate for the police to enter your home against your wishes and conduct some kind of search.  I would expeect the search to be very limited....VERY limited...but it's conceivable to me, depending on what the ex has told them, that they may feel they have cause to enter and search.  Boy...the more I think about it...I really need to know what you're talking about when you say search.\n\nDetails and suggestions?\n\nYou betcha.  \n\nFirst of all, the things I said above would apply the first, or maybe the second, time the police show up at your door.  After that, it seems to me they really should be getting the idea that the ex is out to tweak you.  \n\nIf you think they've exceeded what you think is reasonable, then call the agency and ask to speak with the Watch Commander.  Explain your situation, and ask him/her what you can do to stop these frequent, harassing checks.  You may or may not be happy with the response; if someone calls up with halfway believable information about a child in potential jeopardy, we take it seriously.  So do the courts, and that's why we have a little more latitude than usual when it comes to making a welfare check on children.\n\nYou may end up back in court, dealing with the restraining order.  If you can substantiate that your ex is harassing you, that he cannot possibly know the things he's saying are happening, are really happening (in other words, if he says the baby's room is filled with dirty diapers, and he isn't allowed in the house and knows no one that tells him that), then you *may* be able to have the court order him to stop reporting this information to the police.\n\nYou are right to feel the way you do.  Like I said, if it's as bad as you make it out to be, I'm surprised the cops haven't given up on it yet.  There's probably more we could talk about, but these are the answers to what you asked so far.\n\nAnd do us both a favor: don't print this out and take it to the cops, telling them, "Look, this cop says you should stop coming to my house."  I didn't say that, and the cops you talk to there will have no way of knowing or caring if I really am a cop or not.  They also know more about this situation than I do, and I would trust them to make the right decision with whatever information they have.\n\nGood luck.
568839
report yourself to the police
1130600
Maybe try to hire a lawyer to deal with the police department for you.\n\nOr keep calling them.  Squeaky wheel gets the grease.  Walk in there every day and talk to them until they do something about it.
1078308
Were you still drunk when the cops or the court told you where to go to take them?  :D