Perjury and False evidence on Probable Cause Affidavit

[anon909]

At my previous employer I was let go because they assumed I hacked their computers. They based this off a email address they found on a computer that when typed into google it connected to a flickr account that had some of my public facebook images on it. They interviewed me and I denied it but was let go the next day without a notice of termination. I was contacted by law enforcement a few months later informing me they were charging me with breach of computer security a class b misdemeanor. I turned myself in and bailed out. I obtained a the probable cause affidavit where I found some indiscrepancies. Apparently the email wasn't enough and they told the police that I admitted to the crime during the interview. I recorded this interview and it proves they blatantly lied to the police. It has been six months and still am not on the court docket. What can this do for my case and can I sue my former employer for malicious prosecution or some for intentional infliction of emotional distress personal injury tort? I have relapsed back to taking my depression medication because of this.

 

[sandyclaus]

At my previous employer I was let go because they assumed I hacked their computers. They based this off a email address they found on a computer that when typed into google it connected to a flickr account that had some of my public facebook images on it. They interviewed me and I denied it but was let go the next day without a notice of termination. I was contacted by law enforcement a few months later informing me they were charging me with breach of computer security a class b misdemeanor. I turned myself in and bailed out. I obtained a the probable cause affidavit where I found some indiscrepancies. Apparently the email wasn't enough and they told the police that I admitted to the crime during the interview. I recorded this interview and it proves they blatantly lied to the police. It has been six months and still am not on the court docket. What can this do for my case and can I sue my former employer for malicious prosecution or some for intentional infliction of emotional distress personal injury tort? I have relapsed back to taking my depression medication because of this.

I know I've heard this story somewhere before, under a different member name... Hmmm...

US LAW ONLY.

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

I suggest you subpoena the evidence. Law enforcement has the ability to obtain IP information on the origin of these things.

 

[anon909]

I know I've heard this story somewhere before, under a different member name... Hmmm...

US LAW ONLY.

thats because i havent received a answer direct to my question.

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

thats because i havent received a answer direct to my question.

Seems clear to me.

I suggest you subpoena the evidence. Law enforcement has the ability to obtain IP information on the origin of these things. Until things get to court, they can always trace the IP. Therefore your case will be on hold until then or until the statute of limitations expires.

 

[racer72]

thats because i havent received a answer direct to my question.

That's because it depends on the state you are in.

 

[Eekamouse]

He doesn't care to give what state he is in because he's guilty as charged and afraid they'll track this thread back to him.

 

[sandyclaus]

thats because i havent received a answer direct to my question.

Perhaps if you had answered out questions on the first thread under the other member account...

Stop creating new threads under different accounts asking the same questions.

 

[anon909]

Perhaps if you had answered out questions on the first thread under the other member account...

Stop creating new threads under different accounts asking the same questions.

I havent posted to this site before.

 

[anon909]

He doesn't care to give what state he is in because he's guilty as charged and afraid they'll track this thread back to him.

I wasnt asked what state I was in but the recording was with in state wire tapping law.

 

[anon909]

Seems clear to me.

I suggest you subpoena the evidence. Law enforcement has the ability to obtain IP information on the origin of these things. Until things get to court, they can always trace the IP. Therefore your case will be on hold until then or until the statute of limitations expires.

Do you have recommendations on a civil suit?

 

[OHRoadwarrior]

Do you have recommendations on a civil suit?

As I suggested, wait until the dust settles. Subpoena the evidence gathered against you.

 

[Eekamouse]

And here you are STILL not saying which state this is in....