Q: Abuse of power by a law enforcement entity or contractor? As an unwittingly party to an imvestigation/training/program
I have been thrust into the middle of some sort of government operated program, by an agency who has repeatedly abused the powers that they may have, in my opinion. But Am I legally able to sue for an injunction? Damages?
This program involves members of the law enforcement community and is being operated under the guise of an investigation. I have had multiple civil rights infringed upon with warrantless searches, seizure of funds and property without any recourse, my digital life altered to the point of hacking my financial accounts, emails, and every other account imaginable. Been physically abused. And now kept from being able to earn any money "because the police don't want you to have any money." These actions have limited my freedoms. Caused unbearable mental anguish, including suicide attempts, and I have evidence that this is all occurring.
Question is: After contacting the appropriate oversight agencies, and getting nowhere, can I sue for an injunction?
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I'm truly sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Your experiences sound very serious, and it's important to take action to protect your rights.
You may have the option to seek an injunction to halt the ongoing abuses and pursue damages for the harm you've endured. Gathering and preserving all evidence related to the incidents will be essential for your case.
Consulting with a qualified civil rights attorney can help you understand the best steps to take and increase the likelihood of a successful outcome. They can guide you through the legal process and advocate on your behalf to ensure your rights are upheld.
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