Wrong Mom Arrested on Christmas Eve | 75 Hour Jail Nightmare | Help Her Get Justice

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[thecivilrightslawyer]

What was supposed to be a joyous Christmas celebration turned into a nightmare for Jennifer Heath Box, when Broward County, Florida, sheriff’s deputies arrested her and threw her in jail for three days—all because they refused to check their paperwork to make sure they had the right person. Because of indifference of police and jail personnel, Jennifer missed Christmas with her family and, most importantly, missed seeing her son before he deployed overseas with the United States Marines.

[pluralofblue]

This isn't gross incompetence. Its criminal negligence.

[mjl]

the cop who arrested the lady was caught saying he was absolutely arresting this person no matter what when he left the station. how are these officers not charged with Kidnapping.

[TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

Incompetent cops need charges. End qualified immunity.

[upnywhiteb]

I searched Peraza and discovered he was charged with manslaughter in 2013. The system is definitely corrupt when he wasn't at least fired.

[snarkyeconomist]

The internal affair officers who reviewed this need to be prosecuted.

[fumblerooskie]

They knew they had the wrong person, they just didn't give a shit.

[djdedeo]

When she wins her lawsuit the money should come out of their pensions.

[Habu]

Thise who found nothing wrong and decided the matter was closed should also be charged criminally for conspiracy.

[danidelaney]

They'll spent days, weeks and months trying to prove your guilt, but not a single second to prove your innocence

[DadCanFixAnything]

That corrupt POS officer needs to be behind bars for his crimes.

[jeffreymcfadden]

How can a 26 year old mother have a 30 year old daughter?
is hard."

[patriot]

Every Single one should be arrested for Unlawful Imprisonment !

[ianbattles]

Crazy how spending a few months in police academy magically makes you immune to personal accountability...

[tbmb]

I've never seen any industry blatantly and shamelessly avoid accountability like law enforcement does

[thorn]

This isn't gross incompetence. It's malicious incompetence.

[Craigthomas]

They weren't listening to a word she said, which lets you know that they weren't willing to verify if they had the right person. All they wanted was the arrest.

[Jolson]

“Your name is Jennifer and you’re from Texas? Good enough for us!”

[joeblow]

This is criminal not just incompetence.

[mlwester]

There needs to be a Federal investigation into the arresting officer he obviously lied on his police report. This officer absolutely deserves to be prosecuted for felony kidnapping.