schmoo2691
Junior Member
We're in New York.
My husband suffered a manic episode (first ever- no prior diagnosis) and called 911 on himself. He was completely compliant when the poilice and ambulance arrived. One officer lied (on paper) and said he was menacing them (and us, his family) with a gun. This lie led to charges, eventually dismissed and sealed- but not before 6 months of being kept out of the house (restraining order) and a variety of other nasty consequences (for one example, both our exes and CPS used it as a tool to romp all over us in family court.).
The lie made a hash of our lives and what should have been just a health crisis into a total nightmare. So far, two local lawyers have turned the case down. We have strong proof. Why is this being so difficult?
My husband suffered a manic episode (first ever- no prior diagnosis) and called 911 on himself. He was completely compliant when the poilice and ambulance arrived. One officer lied (on paper) and said he was menacing them (and us, his family) with a gun. This lie led to charges, eventually dismissed and sealed- but not before 6 months of being kept out of the house (restraining order) and a variety of other nasty consequences (for one example, both our exes and CPS used it as a tool to romp all over us in family court.).
The lie made a hash of our lives and what should have been just a health crisis into a total nightmare. So far, two local lawyers have turned the case down. We have strong proof. Why is this being so difficult?