Q: arrested today for community control violation when in fact there was no violation at all and officer is discriminating
my boyfriend was arrested today for community control violation his officer has made it unbearable but in the hardest part he has done everything right that courts have asked and then some ,he has passed every drug test goes to church started college and has been to every checkin he is a completely different person than he was walking into this he even lives at a a transition house and is sober turned his life around but this officer is claiming he was not at his scheduled place he was suppose to be as he puts in his weekly logs so he was as he put in his weekly log to go to work force last tues but his orientation for his college classes was that day so he emailed her and sent her copy of his school schedule and he did his orientation and is on his first week of classes and the officer violated him for not going to workforce ,he has come so far and he also has been going to church every Sundayi. he's in Osceola county jail as we speak I need help this is unjust unreal please help
A:
If your boyfriend was arrested for a community control violation in Osceola County and you believe it is unjustified, the first step is to contact a criminal defense attorney immediately. It's important to have legal representation, especially if you feel the arrest was due to discrimination or an error on the part of the supervising officer.
The attorney can review the terms of the community control, the alleged violation, and any evidence, such as the email and schedule your boyfriend sent to his officer. This information is crucial in challenging the violation.
Gather all documentation that supports his compliance with the community control terms, including proof of attending church, college enrollment and attendance, and any communication with the supervising officer. This will be essential in building his defense.
Your boyfriend has the right to a hearing where he can contest the violation. At this hearing, his attorney can present evidence and argue on his behalf, highlighting his efforts to comply with the community control terms and any miscommunication or misunderstandings that may have occurred.
Remember, the legal process can be complex, but with the right representation and evidence, there is a possibility to challenge the alleged violation. It's crucial to act quickly to ensure his rights are protected and his side of the story is heard.
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