No, it is not legal to call 911 with a false police report. You could be arrested for doing that.
Yes, filing a false police report is considered a felony in the state of Texas. It is a criminal offense under Texas Penal Code ยง 37.08 and can result in serious legal consequences, including imprisonment and fines.
You might have civil recourse to the extent you monetarily suffered.
You definitely may have a legal recourse. The first step you need to take is to retain an attorney if you can afford it. Some attorneys will take cases on contingency basis. You may also report your employer to the EEO.
Report it to the Police and press charges. PS You better be able to prove the money was in there. * The injured party must file a police report and an investigation completed before civil litigation can be considered. FYI, convincing a judge that a specific amount of (or any) money was in the vehicle would be very difficult to say the least.
You should file a police report to report the theft immediately. You should provide the name and address of the person who took the ring and ask the police to investigate. You could also report the theft to your local district attorney's office. If that doesn't work out (some police departments are willing to get involved and some are not) then you will need to sue the thief in court for the return of the ring.
There are legal ramifications to owners that allow a dog to bite someone. If you are bitten by a dog, it is important to take note of the any defining features of the dog and check for the owner. Immediately report the incident to the police and get medical attention. Below is an article on dog bites and legal recourse.
Without a police report, there is little recourse in assigning damage responsibility to one party or the other, unless one has admitted fault, and hopefully that is properly notarized and in a written and signed statement. Word of mouth has no legal binding. Whenever there is a car accident, no matter how minor one thinks or doesn't think the damage is, always ... ALWAYS ... call the police and have a report filed. In today's cars, a little "bump" can turn into major frame structural damage later on ... get that police report ... it may be an inconvenience at the time, but you will thank yourself for doing that later on if problems develop.
I think you mean illegal and no its not. And no you can't call the police and report it. Don't like what on that website don't go to it.
Yes, making false allegations of identity theft can be considered a crime. It can be classified as making false statements to law enforcement, filing a false police report, or even defamation depending on the circumstances and jurisdiction. Additionally, it can result in legal consequences and penalties for the individual making the false allegations.
You don't really have any rights until the Judge makes a decision to release you or hold you or set bail.Another View: If someone makes such a false allegation against you, the subsequent investigation by law enforcement must find probable cause that the report is true before they may take any legal action. If they do arrest you, then they must have found some evidence that the original report was factual. If they do not find any evidence or truthfulness to the reporting persons statement, it will be unfounded.Unfortunately, during the investigation phase, the police WILL have to contact you for questioning. which may be unpleasant... but they are just doing their job.You DO have civil recourse against the person making the false report. You can bring suit against them for malicious prosecution, or other similar complaint.
A citizen can not pull over a police officer for bending the law, but you can report them to the superiors of their Police Department.
No. In that case you should report it to the local police.