My brother, a skilled jeweler, was asked by a friend to sell some ornaments for his family’s urgent need. He agreed to help, but now the police have accused him of theft and filed a case against him. They’ve demanded gold as “recovery” and even though my brother refused, they pressured him into giving them some. He gave them a small amount, believing their promises. Now they’ve called him again, arrested him, and filed multiple cases. Our lawyer says a warrant has been issued and we need to apply for bail, which could take several weeks.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My brother, a skilled jeweler, was asked by a friend to sell some ornaments for his family’s urgent need. He agreed to help, but now the police have accused him of theft and filed a case against him. They’ve demanded gold as “recovery” and even though my brother refused, they pressured him into giving them some. He gave them a small amount, believing their promises. Now they’ve called him again, arrested him, and filed multiple cases. Our lawyer says a warrant has been issued and we need to apply for bail, which could take several weeks.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My brother, a skilled jeweler, was asked by a friend to sell some ornaments for his family’s urgent need. He agreed to help, but now the police have accused him of theft and filed a case against him. They’ve demanded gold as “recovery” and even though my brother refused, they pressured him into giving them some. He gave them a small amount, believing their promises. Now they’ve called him again, arrested him, and filed multiple cases. Our lawyer says a warrant has been issued and we need to apply for bail, which could take several weeks.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Based on your description, your brother’s situation seems precarious. The police demanding gold as “recovery” and the subsequent arrest without proper legal process raise serious concerns about potential misuse of power. You should immediately seek legal counsel, as the police actions appear unlawful, and the delay in obtaining bail could further complicate matters.

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