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In order to be convicted, yes. . .but not in order to be arrested.

• refurb 13y ago
  I still don't understand. How can you be arrested in a public place unless said owner said you can't be there?
  • kenjackson 13y ago
    They can arrest you for murder, and then say it was a mistake. If there is no disciplinary action against them then they could do it to you everyday.
    • refurb 13y ago
      As far as understand, a person can be arrested for one of two reasons: 1) an arrest warrant exists for said person 2) a police office has reason to believe (gathered evidence, etc) that said person committed a felony I agree with you that a cop can arrest someone for a very weak reason (he looked like the suspect), but arresting the same person 62 times when it was apparent the guy worked there? Something is up.
    • ams6110 13y ago
      No they can't. False arrest, which includes arrest without probable cause or a warrant, is a crime. Of course you'd need to get the prosecutor to take up the case, which would probably require the help of a lawyer, which a person taking out the trash at a convenience store probably can't afford. Additionally, I think there is more to this story than is being reported, because it makes no sense on its face.