It's easy to be critical
of everyone involved, but if we've absolutely honest with ourselves, what would we have done differently? It's absolutely terrifying what human beings are capable of in situations like this.
shareI feel like I would have refused the strip search, as that's a policeman's job, not a fast food manager's.
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She should've done that, it would definitely have sweetened the deal.
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I feel like I would have refused the strip search, as that's a policeman's job, not a fast food manager's.
Also be aware that even a police officer can't do that untill they officially charge and arrest you with a crime. With out being arrested the police barely have the right to pat you down for weapons. If a police is asking to search you without arresting you just say no. The police are not being your friend if they are trying to get consent from you to search with out a warrent or an arrest and if your innocent you don't want to comply. The police arn't there to investigate if your innocent they are just supposed to find probable cause and arrest you. In their opinion its up to the courts to decide if your innocent or guilty their job is just to arrest and gather evidence against you.
yea I know what your thinking if your innocent then let the police do what they want. The problem is if you get arrested for something you didn't do your still gonna need to hire that expensive criminal lawyer for when you go to trial and this will show up on your record and even when the courts find you innocent you still have to petition to get the arrest off your record otherwise your gonna be forced to explain the situtation to jobs interviewers. share
Exactly - that was the point where any human being with reasonable cranial capacity should have realised something was badly amiss, and refused to proceed. That most of those involved didn’t even question the caller, or insist an officer be in attendance before things went further, is what’s hardest to swallow.
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