But if they get arrested they still have the right to remain silent, not incriminate themselves, due process, and the right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures.

,My biggest take away from your post is that you could still turn it around - just be willing to "buy your time back" by paying a property manager and restructure your business to work that way.My philosophy tends to trigger a lot of 911 calls for sudden cardiac issues: I can always get more money.

For a long time, there were daily arrests in Baton Rouge of contractors who ripped off homeowners.

I also google 'name' , 'Atlanta', 'arrest' and see what comes upI also just google name and 'Atlanta'.

You might have been better off if he hadn't done any work, as you could have at least had him arrested for theft.

For me, arrests for drugs and shootings are a different animal than someone breaking into a car, shoplifting, etc.

Her boyfriend also appeared to be drugged up according to the police but he wasn't be arrested.

He was taken to the hospital but he wasn't be arrested.

I have recently read an article talking about Philadelphia landlord being arrested for doing what you are suggesting.

Police will generally run their information when they go out and if they have outstanding legal issues they might be arrested.