My question involves police conduct in the State of: California
Recently I had gotten in an arguement with my boyfriend and asked him to leave my apartment. When he refused I called the police. My conversation with the dispatcher lasted less than a minute. I told her I was calling because my boyfriend refused to leave my residence. I gave her my address and in the middle of saying his name I hung up my phone because my boyfriend started to leave since he did not want the police to get involved. THe dispatcher called within the next minute and asked me if I still wanted the police to come. I explained to her we had resolved the situation and did not want police to come. She asked me if there had been any physical abuse and I responded no. About 30 minutes later while my boyfriend and I were talking there was a knock on the door. The door was slightly ajar and before I had walked over to it, the police pushed it open and had said they were responding to a domestic dispute and smelled marajuana. I instantly admitted to them that I am diagnosed with anxiety ( and I showed them my empty prescription Lorazopram bottle) --- the arguement had given me a panic/anxiety attack and since I was out of medication I always keep a small amount of marajuana on me to calm me down. They asked me to give them the marajuana and I completely complied ( I had a small amount the size of a dime and less than 1 gram). The police then threatened that they could arrest me for that and that they would be citing me for possession. They told my boyfriend and me to follow them to they car but my boyfriend walked off and they let him go. I was then cited with a misdemeanor. Sooooo my question is, if I asked for the police not to come and they still showed up at my home, is my ticket still valid??

