Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Texas

I have 2 children boy 24, girl 27, they live with my 85 yr. old mother. The boy has been in trouble before for marijuana, the girl has never been in touble for nothing ever. Police I was told about 10 of them held my family at gunpoint, destroyed my mothers home. They did have a search warrant for the residence following a friend of my son to my mothers home, and did find marijuana in my sons room. What I'm basically questioning is the FACT that they broke down my daughters bedroom door before she could unlock it from being asleep, threw her to the ground with force and a gun to her head.She was crying and asking what's happening, who are you and they replied they were the ice cream man. They handcuffed her for 3 hrs. Her rists are bruised and she is severely traumatized from this that happened on Oct. 27,2011. How can this be right? My daughter did not deserve this abuse, she and my other family members were totally innocent and unaware of my son having marijuana, and to my daughter identify thereselves as ice cream man??? I was a single mom, and am a hardworking woman, law abiding and do the best I can, but so totally feel violated on my daughters behalf. Is there anyway they can pay for this?

Asked on 10/29/11, 9:14 am

Ken Gober (Austin TX) Lee, Gober & Reyna

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You daughter may have a claim against the police for a civil rights violation.

If your daughter is interested in pursuing a case, have her call me: 512-827-7548 for a free consultation.

Answered on 10/30/11, 8:06 pm

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