Unlawful Arrest On Property

Summary

Law enforcement can enter private property if they suspect criminal activity or public safety concerns. Fire regulations may vary by county, especially during high-risk periods. Consult a local attorney for guidance on potential legal actions regarding unlawful arrest and property rights.

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I was on my own private property, with no trespassing signs posted, no music or noise, having a small fire. The sheriffs came on to my property and would not leave when I asked and then told them to leave. They forced me to put out the fire at gun point and arrested me.
That sounds like a stressful situation, ****. In California, there are specific laws regarding fires and law enforcement entry onto private property. Here are some points to consider:
- Law enforcement can enter private property if they suspect criminal activity or public safety concerns.
- Fire regulations may vary by county, especially during high-risk periods.
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