Police Unlawfully Seize Property

[kit79]

so I am trying to sue the police. I just got release from prison and while I was incarcerated I intiated a civil summons and criminal complaint against the police. the officers took my vehicles so I fought for it back in court the judge entered an order to return the vehicles. when my family got the car in question(because I was still in jail) the car had been stripped of all the electronics. there was about 5,000 in stereo equiptment gone and damage to the vehicle from the removal of these items. I have all the receipts and even affidavits from the store that installed the equiptment. I also took pictures of the damage and missing holes in the car. So,like I said I've filed the summons and have not heard a word in like 2yrs. so I believe I tipped the court off on the action that should have been taken when I wrote a letter inquirering about the case. shortly thereafter I received an ORDER DISMISSING FOR LACK OF PROSECUTION. the order dismissed the summons without prejudice so I can pick it back up right? so that is where I am at now and would like to get the money for my property as it has been roughly 4yrs since it was seized, 3yrs since the judge ruled the property should be returned and the order dismissing was entered july 23, 2015 can someone please contact me or help me get my property back. I live in Kentucky. thank you sooo much

[Neveracrossword]

This is a UK site, so I'm not sure how much help and advice is available here.

[EDDIE51]

You need to ask this on a US site, AB is UK based and very few if any know much about US law, which is also different from one state to another.

[Buenchico]

As others have indicated, this site is based in the UK, where our laws and legal procedures are completely different to those of the USA.

This is the website where you stand the best chance of finding someone who can answer your question:
https://answers.yahoo.com/
(I suggest clicking on 'Politics and Government' and then either on 'Law and Ethics' or on 'Law Enforcement and Police')

[Baldric]

///theanswerbank.co.uk///

. . . . . does the UK ^^^ not give you a clue?

[kit79]

Does anyone know the u.s equivalent to this cite so i can ask this question in the u.s forum

[grasscarp]

http://kyjustice.org/

[RATTER15]

Go and see a Solicitor for advice!

[tttom_tomagain]

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In English jurisdiction think Hillsborough. Courts are (politely) often misled by police institutionalism.

Suggest you try to find pro bono help in exploring complaints/embarrassment/corruption route. IPCC.

Also consider abuse of process, why is court not treating you equally ?

Best of luck.

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[tttom_tomagain]

. . . . IPCC or the US trustworthy equivalent if available in US.

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[tttom_tomagain]

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. . . . problem is finding a solicitor a not greedy b who will bat for you not himself.

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