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can i sue?

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leoleo · 26/04/2008 15:12

My sister purchased a holiday for me and ds. she then fell out with me for a different reason - because i wouldn't allow her to have my ds for a day without me.
She contacted the police and reported me for fraud relating to the holiday and also for stealing money from her. Both alligations are untrue and there is no further action as she cannot validate her story (she is unable to produce bank statements showing the money being withdrawn).
I was arrested and held in custody for 8 hours and my phone has been taken for evidence (to prove that I had authorisation for the holiday to be booked). I have missed the holiday because the police would not allow for the tickets to be released while an investigation was being carried out.My holiday insurance wouldn't cover it so we have completely lost the holiday.
This is a completely malicious complaint.

The police aren't going to take action for wasting police time.

What can I do?

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Hecate · 26/04/2008 15:57

I just read your other thread and I see that she's your biological 'mother'. It must be hard for you. But, tbh, there comes a time when you just have to put someone out of your life, for the sake of your family and your sanity. What does she bring to your life? How is your life made better for having her in it? Sometimes it's just not worth it. I truly don't understand why people persevere with damaging relationships and then go on about 'blood' and stuff, as a reason why they should continue to struggle and be made unhappy. Break free. Be with those people who make you happy.

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