@Matt Liu  if anything I would think THEY would get arrested for falsely calling 911. 

And let the city mow your yard two or three times and they will issue a warrant for your arrest for excessive code violations, plust the fine.

The property in accordance to the "subject to" agreement required balance in full if any payment missed.The plaintiff had me arrested based on the claim made by her that, I leased the home to herand hadn't been paying the mortgage.

In most cities, people with any kind of criminal record, even just an arrest, can be unfairly denied housing.

The prisons are letting inmates out, so guess who comes back to my crack shack after getting arrested multiple times?

She is using drugs, has been arrested for it a couple ones the last few weeks, had her car repossessed, and has lied to me repeatedly over the last 2 months about rent and moving out.

If you were very clear on asking if he was arrested and he said no never then I would have a different view. 

I would be leery about giving anyone a card unless you have a track record with them.If it is a flip we are doing the GC work, we have used a CC which we get points (or miles) on . . . just beware of the interest rates many are charging now which is more than what loan sharks were getting arrested for charging a decade ago . . .

If I pull a gun and call the cops and nothing happens, he's arrested and charged with burglary (probably plea-bargained down to trespassing) and I'm good to go from both a protection and legal perspective. 

Is it moral to race towards cardiac arrest?