QUESTION
Can I sue police dept for intentionally letting my attackers run off
Asked on Dec 01st, 2020 on Police Misconduct - Florida
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I was intentionally knocked off my bike by 3 older women causing serious road rash, permanent knee injury& possible concussion. These 3 circled me arguing ready to fist fight. When I scared them, they played victim and flagged a random officer. This officer already sided with them yelling if they wanted to press charges on me. Main witch said she worked for Miami Dade county and walked off, the other 2 followed. He didn’t stop them. Instead, he shoves me back with his elbows across my chest getting angrier every time I yell back why did he let them go. He pushed me once more that I forced back 3 steps and he glared at me. I said at least me get my bike that’s still in the middle of the road. He sucked his teeth, covered his badge and left the scene. Left me with injuries he didn’t notice, no IDs on the witches and no badge name. I forwarded my complaint to both Miami Dade police & city of Miami police and both departments point fingers at each other and never followed up
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No. There is soverign immunity for what you describe. Added to that a lawsuit involving an officer can't identify, with no report and based on the bizarre facts you describe goes no where absent being able to ID the parties, not to mention the rest of the story as to WHY 3 women would intentionally knock you off your bike and try to fight you.
Answered on Dec 02nd, 2020 at 5:37 AM
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