Department of Justice Doesn’t Consider Warrantless Arrests a Violation of Civil Rights

The decision to take away someone’s freedom becomes a life or death decision each time it is made. Arresting or even detaining someone against their will significantly increases the risk of accidental death, and as we are severely coming to learn, an intentional one. 

This is the reason an officer of the court, someone who understands the subtle nuances to the law that would dictate whether or not someone can lawfully be placed under arrests. This is even more important to consider when a person is wrongfully arrested, an innocent person being placed at risk along with the burden it places on their life means that the law would never leave such an important decision to someone who merely has a GED. COPS ARE NEVER ALLOWED TO MAKE THESE DECISIONS THEMSELVES, FOR THOSE VERY REASONS. 

I quickly started to see how our justice systems had been crumbling as I personally have been placed in handcuffs and arrested three times, and never once did I see a warrant. These arrests plagued my life, not only did I spend two weeks in jail, and several months of an expensive indictment, I was also threatened in jail by another inmate who was falsely accusing me of being a rat. 

When I researched whom I should report this to, the internet led me to the Department  of Justice. I physically mailed my complaint, and several weeks later received the below response proving to me our government had turned on us, and leaving me determined to defend my self lethally against any further arrest.