Civilian Complaint Center
The Civilian Complaint Center helps ensure transparency, accountability, and compliance with applicable law
Civilian Complaint Center
Subscriptions of $1,500 dollars a Month provides fight to Arrest technicians and arrive within an hour to resolve the complaint without the use of Guns;
$1,500/month
$15,000/Month; Priority (two calls at the same time)
What is the Civilian Complaint Center?
The Complaint Center resolves Domestic Violence complaints by fight to arrest techniques instead of Guns if and when the client resists to a point of arrest;
How does it work?;
A Civilian calls with a complaint; the Complaint Center assigns two Bounty Hunters to each location to move the client or fight to arrest the client to another location for resolution;
How to get a Subscription;
Call the Hotline; with your Name, address, and Number; a member of the Civilian Complaint Center will call you
The Civilian Complaint Center will take any Complaint ;
The black community calling the police to resolve domestic crimes contributes to opportunities for racism and illegal arrest tactics to resolve the same issues;
The Civilian Complaint Center is an Opportunity for the black community to resolve most domestic violence incidents without the threat of illegal law enforcement arrest techniques;
Local Law Enforcement using Guns to arrest Civilians?
The civilian complaint center uses fight to arrest techniques to move the civilian to another location;
fight to arrest Technician
A fight to arrest Technician is a private agent working for bonds who captures fugitives or criminals for a commission or bounty. The occupation, officially known as fugitive recovery agent, has traditionally operated outside the legal constraints that govern police officers and other agents of the state.
Citizen’s Arrest in California – Penal Code 837 PC California Penal Code 837 PC allows a private person to make a citizen’s arrest of a perpetrator who commits a misdemeanor in a citizen’s presence, or commits a felony and a citizen has reasonable cause to believe the perpetrator committed it. 837. A private person may arrest another:
1. For a public offense committed or attempted in his presence.
2. When the person arrested has committed a felony, although not in his presence.
3. When a felony has been in fact committed, and he has reasonable cause for believing the person arrested to have committed it. If a citizen decides to make a lawful arrest, there are certain procedures California law recommends the citizen to follow. Some include for the arresting person to:
inform the arrestee that he is under arrest, give the reason for the arrest, and express the authority for making the arrest.
🛑 KNOW YOUR RIGHTSDuring DHS / ICE / CBP Enforcement — AND Under the Federal Court InjunctionThis community is currently protected by a federal judge’s order restricting how immigration agents may act.You still have rights — and now you have extra protections backed by the court. ✅ 1. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO OPEN THE DOORICE cannot enter your home without a warrant signed by a judge (NOT an ICE officer). Ask through the door:“Do you have a judicial warrant? Please slide it under the door.” If they do not show one, you do NOT have to let them in. ✅ 2. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENTYou can say:“I choose to remain silent.” You do NOT have to: answer questions, share your immigration status, or sign any papers. ✅ 3. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RECORDUnder the injunction, recording helps protect you AND your community.You may legally record: ICE/DHS officers in public spaces Enforcement actions Any violations of the court’s order Do not interfere — just record. ✅ 4. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO A LAWYERYou do NOT have to speak without legal help.Say:“I want to speak to an attorney.” ICE must allow you to contact one.You never have to pay a fee to ask for legal information. ✅ 5. WHAT THE COURT ORDER ADDSThe judge’s injunction means: DHS/ICE/CBP cannot use certain force tactics in your area If they violate the order, they can be punished by the court You can report violations immediately Community groups can gather evidence and submit it to the judge Agents may be required to follow extra rules during encounters Supervisors and DHS leadership must ensure compliance This gives YOU additional protection. ✅ 6. IF AGENTS VIOLATE YOUR RIGHTSDo the following after the incident: Write down everything Date, time, location Badge numbers Vehicles, uniforms, statements Witness names Save all video recordings Contact a trusted legal/advocacy group immediately(We can build your local contact list.) Report violations to Civil Powerso they can be escalated to legal partners monitoring the injunction. ✅ 7. IF YOU ARE STOPPED IN PUBLICYou still have rights: Ask if you are free to go→ If yes, walk away calmly. If detained, remain silent. Do NOT run. You do NOT have to consent to a search of your body or belongings. ✅ 8. IF YOU ARE IN A CARYou must provide driver’s license, registration, and insurance if driving. You do NOT have to answer immigration questions. You can film the stop. Ask:“Am I being detained, or am I free to leave?” ✅ 9. YOUR CHILDREN HAVE RIGHTS TOOSchools, hospitals, and religious institutions are “sensitive locations.”ICE is restricted from enforcing in these places, and the injunction strengthens your protection.
