My neighbours suddenly attacked my family from behind, causing injuries to some and head wounds to others. We filed a police complaint, but the officer didn’t investigate and instead filed a counter case against us. He didn’t even ask for our medical reports. Now, they’re pressuring us to withdraw the case and threatening our lives. The police station is telling me to withdraw the case or they’ll arrest us. I don’t want to withdraw the case. What should I do? Please suggest something.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My neighbours suddenly attacked my family from behind, causing injuries to some and head wounds to others. We filed a police complaint, but the officer didn’t investigate and instead filed a counter case against us. He didn’t even ask for our medical reports. Now, they’re pressuring us to withdraw the case and threatening our lives. The police station is telling me to withdraw the case or they’ll arrest us. I don’t want to withdraw the case. What should I do? Please suggest something.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My neighbours suddenly attacked my family from behind, causing injuries to some and head wounds to others. We filed a police complaint, but the officer didn’t investigate and instead filed a counter case against us. He didn’t even ask for our medical reports. Now, they’re pressuring us to withdraw the case and threatening our lives. The police station is telling me to withdraw the case or they’ll arrest us. I don’t want to withdraw the case. What should I do? Please suggest something.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

This is a serious situation. You should immediately seek legal counsel from a lawyer experienced in criminal law. They can help you navigate this situation, including filing a complaint against the police officer and ensuring your safety.

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