False Arrest

A federal class action claims San Luis Obispo County and its Probation Office falsely arrest people for possessing images of children which they “<a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/False-arrest.pdf"><strong>recklessly and falsely</strong></a> considered sexually stimulating which in truth were innocuous and could be found in any professional office.”

LOS ANGELES — A federal class action claims San Luis Obispo County and its Probation Office falsely arrest people for possessing images of children that they “recklessly and falsely considered sexually stimulating which in truth were innocuous and could be found in any professional office.”

Categories / Civil Rights, Criminal, Government

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