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Hello everyone,
I'm having a problem with being able to prove a certain officer arrived on the scene, along with the other officers. Meaning... About a year or so, I was at the wrong place at the wrong time, when a bunch of officers walked over to me and asked me alot of questions. After they were done, I asked for one of their shield numbers and found out the hard way, that as a citizen, I should never have done that. Because I was swiftly arrested, held for 8 hrs, then released with no charges. (Guess they wanted to teach me a lesson). The day this happened, about 5 or so patrol cars pulled up. From what I remember, there were alot of officers and only 2 supervisor officers (Sergeants).
The Problem...The supervising officer who was there to give the order to arrest me, is claiming he was never, ever there!
The Questions...What are some possible methods to find out where this Sgt. was during that day? Would there be a GPS device in his patrol car(This is a NYC police Dept Vehicle)? Or a certain log report? (Not sure what its called)...but maybe a radio record of Sgt. to dispatch?
As you can tell, I'm not familiar with the steps/protocol that cops must make when they arrive to the scene. I'm hoping that someone on this forum, might know of a way to prove this Sgt. was there when I was arrested.
I truly would be very, very thankful for any help.
Jon
PS: This happened in NYC
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