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NSW Police Officer had told the citizen that he was "not under arrest" but wasnt allowed to leave until he verified his identity with the opal card. After 4 minutes after standing on the platform he was told that he was "free to go"
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/court-overturns-3000-damages-award-over-opal-card-false-imprisonment-20171116-gzmfze.html

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A group of people on bikes were searching for their friend who they believed were lost. They crossed a bridge and pulled into a car park and they were pulled over and the officer wanted to charge them for violating. They did not commit an offence or trespass on any land.

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Evidence thrown out in child porn case because police didn't use warrant to search computer

http://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/index.ssf/2014/11/no_charges_in_child_porn_case.html

Man who was accused of possessing child pornography won't be prosecuted because authorities didn't use a warrant to search his computer at a Best Buy. The circuit court judge dismissed two counts of possessing child sexually abusive material and two counts of using computers to commit a crime

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Officers in Arizona USA had entered a woman's house WITHOUT a warrant and had used excessive force when arresting a NAKED woman. Rosi, the woman who was arrested while naked, had tried to file a lawsuit however officer Rose had retired before the investigation ended and the second officer called his supervisor after the incident which allowed him not to be charged of wrong doing. Rosi got $125,000 in return. https://youtu.be/MMfKhKWX4wE

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http://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/canberra-man-wins-35000-damages-for-malicious-prosecution-and-unlawful-arrest-20170418-gvmwky.html

Officer in Canberra lied about an individual throwing a bike at him which caused harm to the police officer. Footage of CCTV showed that the police officer was lying about the attack . Therefore, the victim was granted $35,000 for damages from court.

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-11-13/lawyer-slams-police-for-tasering-14yo/4369976

Police pepper sprayed and tasered a 14 yr old boy twice. once when he refused together out from under a caravan and again when he would not get on the ground. When the boy was in clear distress and visibly having trouble breathing the officers poured water on him and told him not to be ridicules.

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S.A Police Officers baton two individuals without any aggravating or provoking circumstances.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNoBFng6q7s

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http://www.mercurynews.com/2017/09/27/santa-clara-pays-6-7-million-to-woman-injured-resisting-warrantless-police-entry/
An article produced by Robert Salonga is 2017, reported that A San Jose women will be given a $6.7 million settlement due to her leg being broken. whilst police entered her home without a warrant. therefore suggesting that the safeguards were disregarded in this case.

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-30/police-brutality-excessive-force-ray-currier-ccc-gold-coast/7556508

A police officer from Gold Coast used excessive force to a 51 years old man youth detention worker when arresting him.

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http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/arrest-of-student-for-offensive-language-found-unlawful-20171120-gzp21t.html
An article by Sarah Muller released on the 21st November 2017 titled 'Arrest of student for offensive language found unlawful', highlight police unlawful act. This is further proven through the quote, ''one of the officers said "you're f---ing worked up", the court heard''', Hence, Ms Parker stated police officer should not arrest an offender for using offensive language that is particularly direct ''only at police''. Additionally Ms Park mentioned, in this case, police are making  unnecessary arrests for offensive language.

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A Police Officer from the U.S was caught by his fellow officers driving down the wrong side of the road, David Raymer was not only off duty but presumed intoxicated but as he was pulled over by some "friends" he was let "off the hook"  CBS Detroit (2017). As he was off duty, there was no real REASON (one of the safeguards discussed this week) for him to carry out such a reckless action, unless he was on a highway high speed pursuit.

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Roseville Cop Who Drove Wrong Way On Woodward Booked On Misdemeanor Charge ', CBS Detroit database, 6th December, viewed 8th December 2017, <http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2017/12/06/roseville-cop-charged/>

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Arrested and served 5 months jail for driving while under the influence of drugs, however no evidence to support.  Neither trooper said why they stopped Ramos, according to the suit, which alleges the stop was the result of racial profiling because Ramos is Hispanic and was driving a car with New York plates.  Summa said he smelled alcohol and Ramos replied that he had not been drinking, the suit says. Summa then questioned Ramos about being Hispanic and from New York, telling him, “we know you have drugs, just tell us where they are.” Ramos maintained he had none, according to the lawsuit.  http://www.mcall.com/news/police/mc-nws-state-police-wrongful-arrest-settlement-20171130-story.html