Can you say “Lawsuit”?

Personally I’d ask for ten mill and settle for one.
False arrest, false imprisonment, kidnapping, filing a false report. Can you think of any others?

Student misses graduation after police mistakenly arrest her

A warrant charged Tiarra Brown with attempted murder, assault and reckless endangerment. She was held without bail after police arrested her Thursday during graduation practice at Casa Academy in Southwest Baltimore.

“That’s not her profile. She’s an honor roll student. She has scholarships going to college June 21. She did track and field. She worked all year to pay for her graduation, and she missed graduation for a misunderstanding,” the girl’s mother said.

The warrant was issued in connection with the May 6 stabbing of a woman outside the Half Mile Track nightclub on Frederick Avenue near Collins Avenue. It happened around 1:30 a.m.

According to a statement of charges, what appears to be the victim’s daughter filled out a complaint and submitted it to a commissioner at the Patapsco Avenue Courthouse claiming that Brown stabbed her mother six times and threatened her as well.

The commissioner issued a warrant for her arrest, but to add to the confusion police said they had already charged a woman named Brittany Johnson with the stabbing when Brown was arrested at her high school during graduation practice.

No “misunderstanding” the Baltimore PD and Persecutor don’t care.

And as far as why Tiarra Brown spent so much time in jail? Attorney Brown said it’s because of a rubber stamping of no bail that starts with the commissioner and trickles down to the judge as they assume, he said, that you are guilty.

“And so now this person is being held for God knows how long, on no bail because a commissioner issued a warrant based on a civilian’s allegation, which was never investigated. It is absurd,” Warren Brown said.

No need for bail cause Maryland don’t care. To the libs running the place, those people ain’t got no rights.

One would think that someone issuing a warrant would inform the investigating officers. One would be wrong.

This in and of itself is not unusual event; however, the neither the Baltimore City Police or the States Attorney’s Office were notified of the complaint.

There were no questions asked because, a warrant for her arrest had been properly issued. Even when she repeately told officials she had done nothing wrong, she was detained.

Tiarra’s parents repeatedly attempted to find anyone who would listen to their pleas to release their seventeen-year-old daughter. Never the less, she was locked up with no questions asked and held from Thursday May 31, 2012 until June 4, 2012.

What then caused Tiarra Brown to be released from Central Booking? Several days after her arrest, Baltimore City police told WBAL TV, that they noticed a warrant for Tiarra Brown. Unsure why there was a warrant for the May 6, 2012 stabbing that they did not request, the police made inquiries.

The police did not know who Tiarra Brown was or, how she was connected with their case. A brief investigation lead police to discover the warrant was a mistake and they contacted the investigating detective and detective from the warrant apprehension task force alerted the States Attorney’s Office.