POLICE CLAIMS AUSTRALIA

Have you been treated unfairly by Police?

We help all Australians pursue civil claims for intentional torts where they may have been treated unfairly or unlawfully, within the last 6 years by:

An intentional tort is a category of torts that describes a civil wrong resulting from an intentional act on the part of the tortfeasor (alleged wrongdoer, in this case, the police). If you have been treated unfairly by police in the last 6 years contact us now.

Common law intentional torts actions against police commonly include the following:

Assault - this can include verbal assault including threats and intimidation;
Battery - this includes being handled physically by police;
False imprisonment usually arising out of an unlawful arrest or stop and search;
Trespass to goods, which is an unlawful interference with your personal property such as a mobile phone, computer, motor vehicle;

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Trespass to land, which is an unlawful interference with your land. For example, police entering your land and searching your home when not authorised to do so;

Malicious prosecution;

Unlawful detention;

Unreasonable use of force and excessive force;

Strip Searches - Strip searches can be anything from police making you take some or all of your clothes to police looking inside your bra or pants;

Any Other Unfair Treatment-contact us to discuss

Please remember

If you believe that you (or anyone of your family members or friends) have been treated unfairly by Police within the last 6 years, then please send us a confidential 24/7 online enquiry.

Strip Searches – Complaints against police:

You may have a claim against police if:

● You were asked to take off some or all of your clothing
● You were asked to show or move your bra or underpants
● Police looked underneath your bra or underpants
● Police peered into your clothing to see your bra, underpants or parts of your body
● You were searched after a police drug dog noticed you
● You were under the age of 18 years when strip searched
● You were strip searched out in public – street, shops etc.
If you have been strip searched or treated unfairly by police in the last 6 years we want to hear from you. Please contact us online now: www.ClaimsAgainstPolice.com
Our new confidential online service is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and can be found at the link below:

Enter HERE to find out if you have a claim against police in Australia.

Other Unfair Treatment by Police – examples:

Example of other unfair treatment by police can include:

Questioning. Being stopped and questioned by police without lawful justification;
Person being searched on the street, in the car, at home or in public – without lawful justification
Car stopped and searched by police without lawful justification

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Police entering into your property without permission and without a warrant.
Police taking or touching your mobile phone and other personal property
Police using intimidating and/or aggressive behaviour
Excessive and unreasonable use of police power and
Other unfair treatment.

If you have been treated unfairly by police in the last 6 years we want to hear from you. Please contact us online now: www.PoliceClaimsAustralia.com Our new confidential online service is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week and can be found at the link below: Enter HERE to find out if you have a claim against police in Australia.