Re: The officer who arrested me lied. Does it matter?

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On 10/28/06, Valerie Baraza wrote:
> My friend and I were on our way home from Bunko last night
> and she passed me and wrecked in the ditch ahead of me.
> When I got to her she seemed ok so I told her we should go
> get her husband to pull her out of the ditch. The people
> who live in behind the ditch called the police, so we were
> pulled over as I was taking her home. The officer asked me
> if I was involved in the accident and I said no. Then he
> looked across me to her and said how about you do you know
> anything about it? She did not talk so they took her out
> to another car and then the office took me to the back of
> my truck and told me he didn't want to play my games and
> gave me some follow the finger test and then stand on one
> foot test. He yelled at me for not following his
> directions on the test so I did it a second time and
> managed to stand on one foot in halloween costume shoes
> and then he gave me a breathalizer.He then arrested me but
> on my charges he charged me for DUI and resisting arrest.
> I at no time resisted. He said I put my fists up to him
> but I did not. How can I prove this? Do they have cameras
> in their patrol cars to record who they pull over? Can I
> request a copy. This would prove I did not resist
> anything. He said You are under arrest and told me to turn
> around. I did just what he asked. Later in jail I asked
> why he was so mad at me and I asked what I had done. He
> just got pissed and told me he didn't like to play little
> word games and insisted that I lied to him. The jerk put
> me in shackels in the jail cell. My friend wasn't cuffed
> until the later transported. Why was I treated so
> differently?HELP!