Yes. Because my daughter lied to the police, saying that I'd attacked her. The officers who -quite rightly attended her 999 call - were extremely apologetic, but because the laws on DV had very recently changed, they were instructed by their Inspector to read me my rights and bring me in for questioning. There's a post or two on here about this event, actually, dating back to '16 (when it happened). I was held in a cell, by more lovely police officers, for 9 hours, interviewed - during which I explained the truth was that I knew my daughter was mentally unwell, but because she was over-16... no one was listening to me trying to access outside support for her, told them that she was angry with me for one ludicrous reason or another, and they acknowledged that in over 40 years of life, I'd not once been in trouble with the police before... and I was released without charge 20 minutes later.
I remember two things from this whole ordeal: them calling my father to make sure my then 9 year old son was okay, because I was extremely worried about him, and being asked repeatedly during my interview if I was scared of my daughter. Which I admitted that yes, I was scared of and for her.
A week later, she was summonsed via 'phone call to an appointment with a psychologist - and later diagnosed with NPD, traits of ADHD, EUPD and bipolar2. To this day, she will tell you there's nothing wrong with her and that I was in cahoots with the psychologist. Nope. Her having to be medicated if she wanted to continue living under the same roof as me and her brother was the direct consequence of the choice she made to lie to the police.
We had Children's Services involved for a while because of my younger child, but that was closed when even his school's reception staff backed me up (daughter had been aggressive towards them once before all of this, when they wouldn't release my son from school early into her care without my say-so... and I knew nothing about the reason she gave them!), and I have it in writing from them that I am "a good, loving mother" - which at times I certainly don't feel! I still have CPTSD symptoms from it to the point where, ridiculously, my heart rate spikes when watching some legal dramas, and - although maybe this is a good thing - my son and I are extremely wary of my daughter even now. She is unwell, but as she stopped taking her meds when she (finally) moved out last year - she's 27, for context - I'm waiting for the next big blow-out. And very worried about her stepchild's safety when it happens (the kid's 4, and my daughter loathes her, sadly). But that's not my circus, not my monkey.
In comparison, when my daughter knocked me out and left me for dead 2 years later, and was arrested because my 11 year old told the police - whom he, God bless him, called - she simply claimed to be suicidal and they let it drop. Despite me being willing to press charges. In total, she's pulled this 4 times to the best of my knowledge. Been arrested, claimed to have taken an OD, wasted NHS resources, and had the police not even take her to a cell for 20 minutes... And always when things aren't going her way...
... yet apparently she's mentally perfect (!)