Q: I was arrested on May 23 2023 for a crime I didn't do I have videos proving my innocent
I have videos of the police trying to frame me by throwing drugs into my car and lied on police report where they arrested me I was followed 6 city blocks and was beaten badly...I now have TBI AND PTSD AND IMPULSIVE DISORDER AND PERMANENT NERVE DAMAGE IN MY LEFT HAND AND ANKLE because they tried breaking my hand to get my phone it's been 7 months and I still haven't been charged with anything
A:
In Alaska, if you were arrested and have evidence, like videos, that suggest police misconduct and prove your innocence, it's crucial to take immediate action.
First, secure the videos in a safe place and make copies. You should present this evidence to your attorney as soon as possible. If you don't have an attorney, it's imperative to hire one who is experienced in criminal defense and civil rights. They can help in addressing the criminal charges and in potentially pursuing a civil rights lawsuit for police misconduct and the injuries you sustained.
Given the serious nature of your injuries and the allegations of police misconduct, your case may require a detailed investigation. It's also important to document all medical treatments related to your injuries. Since you mention not being charged yet, your attorney can also address this issue with the prosecuting office to clarify your legal status. Prompt legal assistance is vital in such situations.
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