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In Alberta, trespassing charges require proof of unlawful entry or presence without permission. If you were given permission to enter the vehicle, it may negate trespassing claims. The security guards actions could be considered assault if he pushed you unprovoked. False accusations and unlawful detainment are also potential legal issues. Consider gathering evidence of your permission to be in the vehicle and any witness statements that can support your case. Consulting with a local attorney can provide personalized advice and help address any specific concerns about the trespassing charge or the behavior of the security guards.Full Conversation
Im im calgary alberta, last night i was out with a friend at a bar drinking. After a few drinks she wanted to explore a bit as shes not from around here. We entered a public movie theater and ended up in the elevator and subsequently down in the parkade. While in the parkade there was a couple of men working to clean the loose gravel and sand that had been tracked in over the winter. She being a friendly individual began chatting with one of the gentleman. She mentioned liking a vehicle they had and was told by him to have a seat inside the vehicle. She obliged and he stood next tonher with the door open the entire time. The vehicle is equipped with a push button ignition which requires the key to be within so many feet and the foor closed. She pushed the button the vehicle didnt start
It sounds like your friend had an interesting encounter. If you're concerned about any legal implications, it might be helpful to clarify whether she was given permission to be in the vehicle and if there's any issue with the vehicle owner. Are there any specific legal concerns or questions you have about this situation?
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She wasnt just given permission he insisted she have a seat, now after about half an hour we go to leave, at this point he starts accusing us of stealing the keys. At no point while she was in tje vehicle did she go though anything and told the guy if i had the keys it would start she went back and proved that neither of us had the key the vehicle would not start. He calls someone and we leave. We stopped in at mcdonalds for her to pee and as we leave the security gaurd comes up with these guys and starts pushing us both unprovoked. We volunteered to once again go down and prove we had not taken the keys. The security gaurd at this point is on the phone with * claiming were agresssive and hes scared. He continues to push us both around physically until the cops arrived.
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It sounds like a challenging situation, Mike. Here are some key points to consider:
- You were given permission to enter the vehicle, which may negate any claims of trespassing.
- The security guard's actions could be considered assault if he pushed you unprovoked.
- The guard's call to * could be significant if he falsely reported aggression.
Do you have any concerns regarding potential charges or legal issues stemming from this incident?
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It sounds like there were some aggressive actions and accusations made during the incident. If you're concerned about potential legal issues, like assault or false accusations, it might be worth discussing this with a legal advisor. Are you worried about any specific charges or repercussions from this incident?
Adfer being detained and consenting to searches our bags and persons were searched and we were held for almost an hour at which point it was revealed that they had found the key to the vehicle however they were now charging us with trespassing.
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This situation involves potential legal issues like false accusations, unlawful detainment, and possible assault. In British Columbia, trespassing charges require proof of unlawful entry or presence without permission. Consider gathering evidence of your permission to be in the vehicle and any witness statements that can support your case.
Do you have any more specific concerns about the trespassing charge or the behavior of the security guards?
Again im in alberta not British Columbia
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It seems like there might be significant legal concerns, including false accusations and potential assault. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you provide a bit more information about the issue?
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