I was wrongly accused of misbehaving and a police complaint was filed against me. Thankfully, CCTV footage clearly shows I did nothing wrong. The police called me in, and after I explained everything, they let me go after my friend provided a handwritten bail. 1. Should I take any further legal steps? What happens if I don’t follow up with the police about this complaint and bail? 2. Could I face any legal issues in the future because of this?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I was wrongly accused of misbehaving and a police complaint was filed against me. Thankfully, CCTV footage clearly shows I did nothing wrong. The police called me in, and after I explained everything, they let me go after my friend provided a handwritten bail.

1. Should I take any further legal steps? What happens if I don’t follow up with the police about this complaint and bail?
2. Could I face any legal issues in the future because of this?

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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

I was wrongly accused of misbehaving and a police complaint was filed against me. Thankfully, CCTV footage clearly shows I did nothing wrong. The police called me in, and after I explained everything, they let me go after my friend provided a handwritten bail.

1. Should I take any further legal steps? What happens if I don’t follow up with the police about this complaint and bail?
2. Could I face any legal issues in the future because of this?

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

You should consider filing a complaint with the police regarding the false accusation and seek legal advice from a lawyer to understand your rights and options. If you don’t follow up, the complaint may remain pending, potentially hindering future travel or employment opportunities. While the CCTV footage and your release suggest the complaint might be dropped, seeking legal guidance is advisable to ensure your complete legal protection.

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