Legal Question in Personal Injury in Minnesota

Car key's and a ruined life

I was just arrested 6/26 on a

girlfriend situation in the city of

maple plain minnesota. 6/26/08,

angry girl decides to call 911 out of

sheer emotion and hung up. they

called back, she answered, said

everythings okay, and 5 min later,

they placed me under arrest for a

911 interrupt when I TRULY did not

do it. We were arguing, but no

bruises or scars of course. An

''invisible''domestic, another dis-

orderly condct, and 911 interrupt ?!

How can the police just make up

charges ?? No phone was snatched

or interrupted, no scars, no bruises,

of course they wouldn't have let me

out 6/30/08 (yesterday). I have

court 7/18/08 for this. The police,

during booking, decides to make

judgement call, and withold my car

keys as evidence? with a note on

THEIR item list stating return to

Radke? She has a suspended license,

owes alot to the state. Both of our

names is on vehicle, i got it out the

pound once myself. I am valid. Car

keys documented on jail item slip

that I have right now. No notice

whatsoever. Im lost. I lost my new

job, all my clothes, apartment.

Everything. I need major

assistance. I have no prior felo's, just

a few misdo's . Please help ......


Asked on 7/03/08, 11:41 am

2 Answers from Attorneys

Maury Beaulier612.240.8005 Minnesota Lawyers

Re: Car key's and a ruined life

Thank you for your post.

It would seem that the prosecutor may have a very difficult time seeking a conviction in such a case UNLESS there is a statement by a witness (the girl) that you threatened her with physical harm or comitted an acti of physical harm. the same is true of the interference with a 911 call. Even with the young lady as a witness, the case is extremely weak since it would essentially be your word against hers. With experienced counsel, that is unlikely to support a verdict of guilt beyond a "reasonable doubt."

If the witness is willing to cooperate, it may be wise to hire an investigator to pin down her statement. If it contradicts statements made to police, such testimony may prove invaluable.

Certainly, there is a great deal at stake here.

For a consultation call 612.240.8005.

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Answered on 7/09/08, 12:24 pm
Maury Beaulier612.240.8005 Minnesota Lawyers

Re: Car key's and a ruined life

Thank you for your post.

It would seem that the prosecutor may have a very difficult time seeking a conviction in such a case UNLESS there is a statement by a witness (the girl) that you threatened her with physical harm or comitted an acti of physical harm. the same is true of the interference with a 911 call. Even with the young lady as a witness, the case is extremely weak since it would essentially be your word against hers. With experienced counsel, that is unlikely to support a verdict of guilt beyond a "reasonable doubt."

If the witness is willing to cooperate, it may be wise to hire an investigator to pin down her statement. If it contradicts statements made to police, such testimony may prove invaluable.

Certainly, there is a great deal at stake here.

For a consultation call 612.240.8005.

Read more
Answered on 7/09/08, 12:25 pm


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