Mcalester, OK asked in Criminal Law for Oklahoma

Q: Can’t police change the dates of a witness statement

An informant said that I had some guns in 2018 the police wrote it down as 2020 In his information to the judge to get the affidavit for a warrant the windows also gave me a wrong address for the year 2018 the paperwork never stays 2020 but that’s with the officer wrote down in his work to the judge to get the one that’s not right is it

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David A. Cincotta
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Oklahoma City, OK
  • Licensed in Oklahoma

A: It sounds like you have some factual details to dispute in defense of a criminal charge or possibly in a civil rights lawsuit. However, with the limited information and without the ability to review the documents, it would be extremely difficult for an attorney on an online forum to provide you answers to your questions. I strongly urge you to hire an attorney immediately who can review the warrant, the affidavit in support of the warrant, police reports, other evidence, and understand the events as you describe them. From there, the attorney can determine how best to proceed with any type of challenge to the search warrant.

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