Felony False Report Charge

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The crime of False Report of a Felony in Michigan is outlined in Section 750.411a of the Michigan Penal Code. It is illegal to knowingly and willfully make a false report of a felony, and this can result in a felony conviction. If you are facing such charges, it is crucial to consult with a defense attorney. Gathering evidence that supports your claim, such as witnesses or video footage, can be essential in your defense.

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well i got a paper in the mail today and its saying i have been charged with a felony false report. and the cop only filed those charges because he didnt like how the conversation ended so he told me he was going to file charges on me. but i went to a gas station and when i walked in i seen a pretty big black man standing over a little white lady like he was beating her so i felt like she really needed someones help so i tried to get in the middle of it. and the man started coming at me like he was going to hurt me and yelling at me saying (you want some you want you butt whip)but with bad words and then what i tough he reached in his left pocket and pulled out what i tough was a gun, i was scared for my life at this time. and then the man told me to get the F out the store so i did and the man followed me out the gas station and i really thought he was going to shot me or something. so i got in my car and left the gas station and i told my wife what just happened and she told me to call the cop so i did and then they didnt even come talk to me that day that this happened i only talked to the cop on the phone. and a couple days later the cop comes to my how in like a drama filled like mood early sunday morning with my 4 year old son right next to me and the cop started be unprofessional and long story short i told him to get out my house * or * times and he didnt leave until i told my with to get the camra and he told me he was going to file falsifying a police report.
well, I got a paper in the mail today, and it's saying I have been charged with a felony false report. the cop only filed those charges because he didn't like how the conversation ended. he told me he was going to file charges on me. but I went to a gas station When I walked in I saw a pretty big black man standing over a little white lady like he was beating her I felt like she needed someone's help so I tried to get in the middle of it. and the man started coming at me like he was going to hurt me and yelling at me saying (you want some you want your butt whip)but with bad words and then what I thought` he reached in his left pocket and pulled out what I thought was a gun, I was scared for my life at this time. and then the man told me to get the F out of the store so I did and the man followed me out of the gas station and I thought he was going to shoot me or something. so I got in my car and left the gas station I told my wife what just happened and she told me to call the cop so I did and then they didn't even come talk to me that day that this happened i only talked to the cop on the phone. a couple of days later the cop came to my home in a drama-filled mood early Sunday morning with my *-year-old son right next to me the cop started to be unprofessional and long story short I told him to get out of my house * or * times and he didn't leave until I told my wife to get the camera and he told me he was going to file falsifying a police report.
i thing i have a warrant for falsifying report
Hello Danny, sorry to hear about your situation. The crime of "False Report of a Felony" is detailed in Section *.411a of the Michigan Penal Code. Here's what it says:
- It's illegal to knowingly and willfully make a false report of a felony.
- This is a serious charge that can result in a felony conviction.
It's crucial to consult with a defense attorney in this situation.
can you tell me if i have a foot to stand on
Hello Danny, while I can't provide personal legal advice, it's important to gather any evidence that supports your claim. This includes any witnesses, video footage, or the fact that you acted in good faith. A defense attorney can help you evaluate these elements.