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Tuesday, September 1. 2009

Don't ever talk to the cops, Part 2. This from a police investigator.

He tells some of the tricks he uses. He is permitted to lie to you. Talk to him, and you are screwed - even if you are as pure as driven snow (which nobody is).


One great line: "If I follow you in my car long enough, eventually you will do something to give me legitimate reason to pull you over." Another: "Let's talk off the record." (There is no such thing as "off the record.")


I am convinced. The correct response to cops of all sorts is "With all respect, I wish to consult with an attorney."


Posted by Bird Dog in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 09:31 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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And all this time me be thinkin' yall are the cop, BD.

I never take legal advice from a cop but love chatting with'm.

Especially, under the cover type.
#1 Leag on 2008-08-01 10:45 (Reply)
BD,

An interesting continuation to Part 1. I'll check with an police officer neighbour (get him to watch) and see how our 'north o' the 49th' lawyer/police techniques compare.

Look forward to the next installment.
#2 Garry on 2009-09-01 10:57 (Reply)
Don't Snitch.

Works for Newark, Detroit, and South Central. You can't argue with that.
#3 Jim on 2009-09-01 20:16 (Reply)

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