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Lawsuit Filed Against Waltham, Mass., Police
POSTED: 11:15 am EDT July 8, 2005 UPDATED: 11:22 am EDT July 8, 2005 WALTHAM, Mass. -- In what some legal experts believe is a first-of-its-kind challenge, a man has filed suit in Massachusetts claiming he had the right to get drunk at a friend's house. The suit stems from Eric Laverriere's arrest by Waltham police at a New York's Eve party. The Portland, Maine, man said officers broke up the party, took him into protective custody and held him for nine hours. He was never charged with any crime. Laverriere, 25, told The Boston Globe he has a constitutional right to get drunk on private property so long as he isn't causing a public disturbance. And since he was invited to spend the night at the friend's home, he says he wasn't a threat to anyone on the roads. The suit against the Waltham Police Department was filed in federal court. The city's police chief isn't commenting.
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