My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida
I am just wanting to know how to find out what my rights are to protect myself.
Recently I was walking down the road and a couple of people at a small public park got my attention and asked me to watch over a person who was apparently having issues with alcohol and blood sugar levels. All they wanted to do was go to the store to get him some food to eat. I didn't see any harm in it and agreed. No sooner did they leave when a police officer showed up and gave me a trespass notice saying I was not allowed on that property again for a year.
I am not so much concerned with whether or not I can go back to that park as knowing if this police officer had over stepped his bounds. If some one had called the police, it was probably due to the person I was trying to help, but I had not been there even 5 minutes. Aren't they supposed to ask you to leave first? It was a public park and the only sign I saw was that it was a drug free zone.
Do I have to live in fear of getting in trouble for heloping people?
I am just wanting to know how to find out what my rights are to protect myself.
Recently I was walking down the road and a couple of people at a small public park got my attention and asked me to watch over a person who was apparently having issues with alcohol and blood sugar levels. All they wanted to do was go to the store to get him some food to eat. I didn't see any harm in it and agreed. No sooner did they leave when a police officer showed up and gave me a trespass notice saying I was not allowed on that property again for a year.
I am not so much concerned with whether or not I can go back to that park as knowing if this police officer had over stepped his bounds. If some one had called the police, it was probably due to the person I was trying to help, but I had not been there even 5 minutes. Aren't they supposed to ask you to leave first? It was a public park and the only sign I saw was that it was a drug free zone.
Do I have to live in fear of getting in trouble for heloping people?
Trespassing: What Are My Rights
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