Marijuana Possession And Warrants

Summary

If someone is pulled over with marijuana and has multiple felony warrants, they may be arrested and face charges related to both the warrants and drug possession. If they refuse to exit the car, spit at officers, or kick them, they could face additional charges such as resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, and disorderly conduct. Law enforcement may use a restraint chair if necessary to prevent harm. Once removed from the restraint chair, the individual will likely be evaluated, processed, and any charges will be addressed. Consulting a local attorney is essential for specific legal advice.

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What happens when she arives at jail and she refuses to exit the car and she spits at officers and kicks them
If your mom refuses to exit the car, spits at officers, and kicks them, she could face additional charges, including:
- Resisting arrest
- Assaulting a police officer
- Disorderly conduct
These actions may lead to increased penalties. It's crucial to consult a lawyer for specific advice. Would you like assistance connecting with a lawyer?
Will they put her in the restraint chair
In cases where a person refuses to cooperate, spits, or kicks officers, law enforcement may use a restraint chair if they believe it's necessary to prevent harm to themselves or others. It's important to consult a local attorney for advice specific to her situation. Would you like assistance connecting with a lawyer?
What happens when she is put in the restraint chair
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When placed in a restraint chair, it is typically used to prevent harm and ensure safety. It may involve:
- Monitoring: She will be closely monitored to ensure her safety.
- Duration: Usage is usually temporary until she calms down or can be safely processed.
- Medical Evaluation: There may be an evaluation to assess her condition.
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What happens when removed from the restraint chair
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When removed from a restraint chair, she will likely be:
- Evaluated: Officers may assess her physical and mental state.
- Processed: She may continue with standard booking procedures.
- Charged: Any charges related to prior actions will be addressed.
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