Los Angeles, CA asked in Personal Injury, Civil Rights and Criminal Law for California

Q: I was arrested and handcuffs to a concrete bench in a cell with the cameras I was not allowed to go to the bathroom

So I ended up going on the floor in the cell the handcuffs we're not locked they were so tight I was begging for them to loosen them my hand has nerve problems I was begging them to unlock the cups and loosen them one of the cops came to the door looked in the window told me if I moved my crap a little bit to the right that he would unlock my cuffs and then he walked away and never did it multiple cops came looked at me sitting there in my own urine and crap begging for them to unlock the handcuffs it was so tight. Finally a cop ended up calling the fire department and they came unlocked the cuffs I just bailed out I was wondering how to proceed with this

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James L. Arrasmith
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Sacramento, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: If you believe your rights were violated during your arrest and detention, it's important to consult with an experienced attorney who can assess the specifics of your case and guide you on how to proceed. They may advise you to consider filing a complaint against the law enforcement agency involved and explore potential legal remedies. Gathering any available evidence, such as witness statements or medical records, can also be crucial in building your case.

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