do the police have the right to keep my details .if I am found not guilty?
547105
Certainly. What's wrong with them having the information?
369292
Warrants don't lapse. The police keep them on file and exercise them whenever they catch up to the person who has an outstanding warrant against them. What do you think they are doing when they get on their radios after they have pulled you over? They use your drivers license number to track these things down and your car license plates as well. They can ask you to come to the station and supply finger prints if they have cause to believe you are wanted for something, so even phony ID won't help you.
861262
You have the right to know!! It's pertaining to you right? Beside all criminal histories are public!\nSend a requestto the courts or to the District Attorney who representd the presidings
1072280
usually not that would be a breach of privacy unless they are a sex offender... the police have access to that info but they can not release it to the general public
926523
some do and some don't. it depends on the state.  if you don't have any outstanding warrents on you then your just fine and there is nothing to worry about.  if you have outstanding warrents then they will call the police and you will be held until they transport you back to the state that issued the warrents.
1173518
sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
199700
They have to read you your rights and tell you why you are being arrested. They cant stick you in a car and drive you to the station, then tell you.\n\nThey could loose a case against you
774141
It depends on why and where you were arrested.\n\nWithout that information, nobody can tell you exactly why those things have not been returned to you.  It's possible they will be used as evidence but, again, you didn't supply enough information for anyone to speculate as to that.\n\nIf you have asked for that property to be returned, and they have refused, did you ask why they were refusing?  If you didn't, then you really need to call them back and ask that question.  If you are not satisfied with the answer, then you can always ask to speak with a supervisor for some clarification.  \n\nBut really - nobody here will absolutely have a 100% positive answer because nobody here knows all the circumstances.  Call the agency holding your property and ask them your question.
425444
have someone call the police staion for you they will tell them
518518
Sounds like there is more to your story. Police don't just do things like that. Mental Hospitals don't just admit someone without some sort of better reasons. The burden of proof is on them. Retain a lawyer or fight dirty too.
992802
As a police officer in Texas, I say yes do call.  You do not have to give your name or other information if you do not want to over the phone.  The police department may have caller ID, but the police officers SHOULD  not give our your name if you remained anonomous.  \n\nCall and keep calling each time it happens.  This creates a record.  It also pisses of the police when they have to keep going back for that same person.  Depending on your state and your laws, the process is different on what can happen.
752736
There is no laws in this area. Yes ID Theft is an issue that is why you are supposed to shred your personal information before placing it into the trash. Once it is curbside or in the dumpster, its open game.
420340
If the person is named in the report it will be in their criminal jacket (record) in the jurisdiction the report was filed in. Even if the person isn't arrested it may still be in their record but listed as a suspect, person interviewed, or something similar to do with the case. For example if you are driving a car and have an accident and your friend is with you the police report is filed under incident number XXXX. Looking up your friends name will show incident number XXXX and show that he/she was a passenger.
603661
If they gave you written permission (literally written and signed), then you are ok. But if there is none, I just hope this person doesn't send out an arrest warrant. Because there is no proof that you have the right to take money out.
249494
I don't think you can though. Call your local Police force, and tell them this. They can definately get a name.
397275
Not 100% sure.  The law says they must have a legitimate reason to access your records.  I'm sure they are checking for your last address and employment history.\n\nI'm gonna bet it's legal though.  ;(
832695
Go to the immigration department and admit what you have done. If you have no bad police record and you have never been sued, then maybe they will review your case and possibly grant you the naturalisation. (Let us face it, if the immigration people were so serious, they would control those allowed into the country on a limited visa, at least 6 months prior to it expiring. Accordingly these people are not doing their job properly! They would not want this to get out!). \nOn the other hand, they could arrest you, put you away and fine you. \nThat is the risk, but if you ask me, honesty is the best policy, and that would be to your advantage in the described situation!\n\nGood luck!