There is a logical progression here that I think means sueing isn't necessary: Are police protected by law from coming under charges such as assault, kidnappin

There is a logical progression here that I think means sueing isn't necessary: Are police protected by law from coming under charges such as assault, kidnapping, breaking and entering, manslaughter, etc, if those things are done in the course of duty? - Yes Are police required to follow certain regulations in order to retain those legal protections? - Yes Do those regulations allow for drugs to be intentionally planted, then used as false evidence for an arrest? - No Were these officers under special legal protection during this arrest? - No Was this arrest legal? - No Are these officers solely liable for their actions, as any other person would be? - Yes Did they assault and kidnap a man, then perjure themselves on a legal document? - Yes Is the State District Attorney required to press criminal charges against them? - Yes Are they required to be tried in front of a jury of 12 other citizens? - Yes