>Their is NO civil rights violation since the Ramsey's were
>never arrested.

I think it could be argued their civil rights were violated in other ways. Because of the way the BPD leaked information the Ramseys were vilified publicly. They have, in a sense, been found guilty by the media and the public without a fair trial.

In a courtroom the evidence against them must be examined by both sides. But the BPD has superceded the justice process by releasing information of an inflammatory nature and then refusing to share it with the Ramseys so they might verify it's accuracy in a public forum.