Unlawful Vehicle Search Missouri
Summary
In Missouri, police need probable cause to search a vehicle without consent. If the owner consents, the search is lawful. Resisting arrest charges require proof of intentional resistance. Evidence of excessive force can challenge these charges. File complaints with the Doniphan Police Department or Missouri Department of Public Safety. Consult an attorney for specific advice.Full Conversation
I have some questions about my arrest and the legality of it
Hello ****, I see you have queries about your arrest. In which state/country did this occur? This will help me provide accurate legal information.
Ripley co. Missouri
Hello ****, to provide the most accurate information, could you please describe the circumstances of your arrest? This includes details such as the reason for arrest and whether you were informed of your rights.
I was pulled over driving someone elses car. But it wasnt for a traffic violation. It was to inform me of a complaint filed agai nst me
Hello ****, in Missouri, a police officer can pull you over if they have reason to believe a crime has been committed, which can include a complaint. However, they must follow certain procedures during the arrest, like informing you of your rights. If this didn't happen, it might affect your case.
I was booked and released for driving without a license. But another officer searched the vehicle after i told him he could not, but he did not search anythingin front of me
Hello ****, in Missouri:
- Officers need probable cause to search your vehicle without consent.
- Searches should be conducted in your presence unless you're lawfully arrested.
- If your rights were violated, it could impact your case.
Please consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
- Officers need probable cause to search your vehicle without consent.
- Searches should be conducted in your presence unless you're lawfully arrested.
- If your rights were violated, it could impact your case.
Please consult with a local attorney for specific advice.
There were two officers. One took me down town to book and release me. It was not my car. The person that owned the car came and got it. Thats when the cop searched it. There was no probable cause. I have no criminal record.
Hello ****, in Missouri:
- A vehicle can be searched if the owner gives consent, even if you did not.
- If the owner did not give consent and there was no probable cause, it could be unlawful.
- In this case, it might affect any evidence found during the search.
Consult an attorney for specific advice.
- A vehicle can be searched if the owner gives consent, even if you did not.
- If the owner did not give consent and there was no probable cause, it could be unlawful.
- In this case, it might affect any evidence found during the search.
Consult an attorney for specific advice.
How do i know where the officer found what he supposedly found if i was not present during tve search
Hello ****, in Missouri:
- The police must provide a detailed inventory of what was found during the search.
- If the search was unlawful, any evidence found may not be admissible in court.
- Consult a local attorney for advice on challenging the search and seizure.
- The police must provide a detailed inventory of what was found during the search.
- If the search was unlawful, any evidence found may not be admissible in court.
- Consult a local attorney for advice on challenging the search and seizure.
Im being charged with resisting arrest. I did not fight the officers. One officer left brusies on me from exxcessive force
Hello ****, in Missouri:
- Resisting arrest charges require proof of intentional resistance.
- Evidence of excessive force may challenge these charges.
- You can file a complaint about the officer's conduct.
Please consult an attorney for specific advice.
- Resisting arrest charges require proof of intentional resistance.
- Evidence of excessive force may challenge these charges.
- You can file a complaint about the officer's conduct.
Please consult an attorney for specific advice.
Whi do i file the complaint with. He was a Doniphan cop
Hello ****, in Missouri:
- You can file a complaint with the Doniphan Police Department.
- You may also file a complaint with the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
- It's advisable to consult with an attorney before filing.
Please note it's important to keep any evidence of the incident.
- You can file a complaint with the Doniphan Police Department.
- You may also file a complaint with the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
- It's advisable to consult with an attorney before filing.
Please note it's important to keep any evidence of the incident.