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Yes — you can be charged with resisting arrest in Adams County even when there is no underlying crime.
This happens more often than people realize. Individuals are frequently accused of resisting arrest after questioning an officer, appearing nervous, or reacting with confusion during an encounter — even when police lacked a lawful basis for the stop or arrest.
In this video, we explain when a resisting arrest charge can stand in Adams County and the critical legal issue many people miss: if the arrest was not lawful, you cannot be convicted of resisting it.
At The McShane Firm, we closely examine why police approached you, whether reasonable suspicion or probable cause existed, whether officers escalated the situation, and whether your constitutional rights were violated.
Many resisting arrest cases fall apart once the facts are exposed. If you’re facing this charge without a valid underlying offense, contact The McShane Firm today.
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