Talk:False imprisonment

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Please Use Reliable Secondary Sources
I see that some changes have been made to the article that are supported by primary resources and thus become problematic under sourcing standards (see WP:RS and WP:RSLAW) as well as raising issues of original research. Please recall, it doesn't matter whether you're right, additions to an article should be properly supported by reliable secondary sources. Thank you. Arllaw (talk) 18:11, 20 May 2021 (UTC)

Detention by Security Guards and Intelligence Personnel
An authority may provide security guards to some one with the supposed purpose of saving life citing a threat which gets the mandate of the society but the ulterior motive may be to effect false imprisonment, surveillance, burglary etc.

Intelligence Personnel may effect False Imprisonment by surrounding some one wherever he or she resides or goes, displaying an official undercover sign or a random one and since the very nature of undercover operation is veiled, complaining about the crime and or proving it to even police officers is doubly difficult.

In rare cases, both of the above may happen to an individual or a group of individuals to silence them.