Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

A young mother had a boyfriend live in. After a while she asked him to leave Apparently her or her mother (the home owner) can-not remove him from the property. The young mother obtained a restraining order. His motorcycle was observed at the house and citrus county deputies were called. When they knocked at the door the young mother answered said to this boyfriend, they want you. The boyfriend talked through the screen door and the deputies left without an arrest. Now the question. If you have a legal document signed be a judge and it is in force. The document is a restraining order against this individual and the deputies failed to carry out legal due process (non-feasance)? Can this failure to act be pursued in a law suit against the sheriffs department, the deputies and their supervisor? Thanks.

Asked on 9/09/18, 3:28 pm

Craig Epifanio Craig Epifanio, P.A.

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It is possible that you may be able to do something civilly. However you need to talk to a civil law attorney to get an answer to this question.

Answered on 9/14/18, 8:14 am

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