EPTOn July 19 2011 05:57 guN-viCe wrote:
BTW, what's a "carhop"?
BTW, what's a "carhop"?
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Accused of a Crime!! HELP! - Page 2
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Dagobert
Netherlands1858 Posts
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ShadowDrgn
United States2497 Posts
On July 19 2011 06:07 Cr4zyH0r5e wrote: Meh, no need to over-react. Whatever info they get from you, they cannot use unless they first read you your Miranda Rights, which are given at the time of arrest--you know, you have a right remain silent bla bla bla bla. Before that they have absolutely nothing on you; they're just speculating and hoping to pressure you to confess and then arrest you and have you confess after having informed you that everything you say can be used against you, at which time you plea the 5th and get a lawyer. However, since you're innocent, you shouldn't have to worry about getting to that stage. Also LOL the girl is 97% sure that it's you? She saw the suspect for a few seconds(tops) at midnight, without ilumination, and she's sure she saw YOU? ROFLMAO. Also, what are the demographics of your city/neighborhood? How many asians were glasses? How many people wear/can wear white shorts, a blue shirt and tennis shoes? They're just fishing and tbqh it's pretty pathetic they're trying to push it any further. Handle the situation seriously, of course, but no need to lose sleep over it. If you do get charged, make sure you counter-sue them immediately asking for the amount equivalent to the legal fees + your lawyer's compensation. Please don't give out legal advice on the Internet. To OP: Darkforce and Blazinghands have it right. Stop talking to the cops; get a lawyer. | ||
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Cr4zyH0r5e
Peru1308 Posts
On July 19 2011 06:25 anatem wrote: i'm sorry for intruding, but i just can't help thinking this man is in Peru because they tried using something he said against him. Made me chuckle. Nah, it's actually National Pride. I'm in the U.S. On July 19 2011 06:37 ShadowDrgn wrote: Please don't give out legal advice on the Internet. It's hardly legal advice when he should know that stuff from civics class in highschool. The rest was common sense as to why the possibilities of it being him are remote enough for him to remain calm. Given he already talked to the police there's nothing he can do that does not involve Miranda. Whatever the police heard from him casually (not in custody), they have already heard. He's free to do whatever he wants; I'm not the one paying for his lawyer. Also, as I understood, the point of the thread was for him to get feedback from people who wish to reply; he is smart enough to ignore the opinions that he deems unhelpful. =] | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
That being said, like many people have said, it should be an easy case to toss out. Many people wear square rimmed glasses and she wasn't even so sure herself. | ||
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Isken
Korea (South)1131 Posts
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Christmastaflex
United States35 Posts
Where did they get a picture of you from? Ask them to see the picture. Never talk to police. | ||
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Al Bundy
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Blazinghand
United States25562 Posts
On July 19 2011 07:02 AlBundy wrote: You sure making a blog about this is a good idea? First thing I'd do is contact a lawyer. This is absolutely correct. Contact a lawyer, talk to noone else and do nothing except what he explicitly tells you to do. Do not speak to the police. The only person who should hear what is going on on that day should be your lawyer. To the OP: Do not speak to the police. Contact a lawyer. Do not share details about that day with anyone but your lawyer, and share everything with him. Follow his advice to the letter. Anyone telling you not to get a lawyer is wrong. Get a lawyer. Anyone telling you to talk to the police, or some technicalities regarding the Miranda Rights might be right, but you can't be sure. Get a lawyer. Anyone responding to this blog who thinks you or any lay person is going to individually outsmart some policemen while talking to them is wrong. Get a lawyer. Anything the police say is just them doing their job, which is to trick you into confessing. Don't listen to them. Get a lawyer. If they bring you in for questioning, no matter what, DO NOT RESPOND to any of their interrogation, request your lawyer, or get one. Just pick a random one out of the phonebook if you have to. In summary: Get a lawyer. Do what he says. Do not do anything regarding the case except what he explicitly tells you to do. Do not talk to anyone. Get a lawyer. EDIT: PS: you should get a lawyer. | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
Stop talking to the police and contact a lawyer. You're only making things worse. (Watch darkforce's video if you wonder why.) You're innocent. Fine. But you have to proof it. By saying more things you're making it harder for you to proof your innocence. | ||
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xbankx
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but yea next time cop interview you. Say I want an attorney. In US, they have to give you one. If you don't have an lawyer. Police will twist your words and make you condemn yourself especilly if they think you did it. | ||
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a_flayer
Netherlands2826 Posts
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On July 19 2011 07:38 BlackJack wrote: You could volunteer for a polygraph. They're not admissible in court afaik Sounds like a waste of time, maybe I'm missing something? | ||
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AyeH
United States534 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
You have several strong alibis and a photo line-up is really faulty (because the witness or victim often feels the need to pick one when there could be none) or the photos were poorly placed (I forget how you're suppose to do it, but a lot of the officers do it wrong or poorly). Lastly, it was late at night, she was panicking and it probably happened very fast. This is fodder for your lawyer to not discredit the witness, but put doubt and dismiss the case. That's what I think. You're not at a total loss, your cooperation could also be used for a sign. There aren't many holes in your story because you have an alibi to back you up. | ||
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Servius_Fulvius
United States947 Posts
On July 19 2011 05:44 DarKFoRcE wrote: get a lawyer... Best advice for the present situation. The quicker you get legal counsel the better. They can help you through the situation, put your mind at ease, and make sure you don't say things that would make the police arrest you. The truth will come out eventually, but you need to stack the deck in your favor. Invest in a lawyer! Edit - Oh good, you did! | ||
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Duka08
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 Getting blamed for shit is the worst on a whole multitude of levels. | ||
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Romantic
United States1844 Posts
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AyeH
United States534 Posts
On July 19 2011 15:13 Romantic wrote: You told the police you were getting high? Dude... never admit to anything. Deny, deny, deny; get a lawyer. I got high at 1AM which was a solid hour after the incident (Incident occurred at 12). They can't say that since I was high, I may have done it..They can't pin me for smoking weed can they? I didn't think you could charge someone for something else why accusing them of something else. | ||
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Keldrath
United States449 Posts
On July 19 2011 16:11 AyeH wrote: I got high at 1AM which was a solid hour after the incident (Incident occurred at 12). They can't say that since I was high, I may have done it..They can't pin me for smoking weed can they? I didn't think you could charge someone for something else why accusing them of something else. they could accuse you of being a pothead, trying to diminish your credibility and make it look like you would lie about this or at least be more likely to do something like this since u partake in illegal activities anyways. there are a lot of ways they can twist it, never tell them anything. get a lawyer. | ||
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