I gave a statment to police and gave pictures of domestic violence against my boyfriend and can i revoke my written statment. it was not entirly true.
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I gave a statment to police and gave pictures of domestic violence against my boyfriend and can i revoke my written statment. it was not entirly true.
i was arrested and later gave a statment to police. i was scared and shaken up by the whole ordeal. i acused him of brusing me and gave picturess, i realize now the injuries i accused him of were not from him, but from me wresling him.
Asked on May 28, 2009 under Criminal Law, California
Answers:
MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Why were you arrested? For giving a false police report? Unfortunately, in California, if there is evidence of domestic violence, a police officer doesn't need your statement. However, it seems by your statements herein someone is telling you to recant your statement.
How is all of a sudden you get these bruises from wrestling him? It doesn't make sense. Please contact your local abuse/women's shelter, legal aid, domestic violence clinic. It appears something doesn't sound right.
Good luck to you.
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