A CPS case opened when my sister (15) brought some things unknowingly to light during a consoling session. Involved playing "doctor" years ago(about 6 or 7). A CPS case was opened and she had to meet with some cops and a CPS agent to talk about it. Allegations came up that some of the same behavior had happened in the past 2 years and most recently photos taken of her a month ago on our Trip in Arizona. This is untrue.

So two detectives came to my residence and sat down for a friendly chat. This of course turned out not so friendly as I found out. A slip with Miranda Rights was presented to me and I was told to sign it and that I understood. I had not idea what any of this was about and they insisted it was just a few questions to close out a CPS case. So I signed it. The questioning lasted about an hour, in which I denied the recent allegations from that were less than two years old.

I have low blood pressure, and I also didn't eat or drink, the other detective was psycho analyzing me. Asking why my hands were shaking, saying I was answering with a lot of maybe's and I don't know. Near the end of the questioning I may have accidentally admitted to those accusations in the form of, "Maybe that happened" - "Probably" - "I think, I don't remember". The questing was very intense at this point and I ended up passing out a few times which is confirmed in a report that was filled out when an ambulance was finally called. While I was going in and out of consciousness the detectives continued to blast me with questions. I was under an extreme about of duress, and in pain.

Oop's missed a part, before I passed out they if they could look through by phone. I hesitated and then finally agreed to let him look at it as long as it didn't leave the house, because I had nothing to hide. He agreed.

Right before the ambulance arrived he asked if I was going to hurt myself and I repeatedly said I wasn't. Keep in mind this was while I was board-line unconsious. He felt I was going too and order I go to the hospital. After a 50 minute ride to the hospital, I spent another 15 sleepless hour's locked in the CPEP unit, until I was seen by a doctor and in a three minute meeting determined I was fine.

Before I went into the CPEP unit the Detective took my cell phone from me and said they needed to confiscate it for an investigation. I protested but they said it wasn't my choice.

The other detective came into the CPEP unit and had me sign a paper that he said was just another confirmation of my Miranda Rights. That is what was on the paper so, after everything I had been through I wanted them out of my hair and signed it.

I know believe it must have been a confirmation that they could have my Cell phone as well because I never gave them permission to take it.

As of this moment I am waiting to hear back from them and I am not sure what to do...

i already assumed this answer. So I don't feel it is worth $50. However you did take the time to read an reply, Anyway to send you a lesser amount?