You probably can't sue based on the facts you've indicated, but there may be more to it. Generally the police do not need to read you your rights simply because you are being arrested. In your situation, it sounds like they handcuffed you and were questioning you about fleeing, in which case you would have to have your rights read to you since that was a custodial interrogation. You definitely need a lawyer and it sounds like you have some various possible motions to suppress, both for the stop and for the interrogation. You should hire a private lawyer if you can because they will be able to provide more personal time and attention on your case. In all likelihood you will not be drug tested in court.
Answered on Feb 25th, 2013 at 7:11 PM