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Originally Posted by cam_girls
I got asked to do an interview.
I said NO.
The next thing he said was "You're under arrest!"
Remember Cam_Girls told you so when you refuse to tell your side of the story to the Detective investigating the case!
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Again, it is all about what they suspect you of doing and what you know you did. I know a lot of cops and these guys are trained to make you give up information that you don't want to give up. If they are asking you for a in interview and you are guilty of the crime they are going to interview then you simply tell them you are exercising your right to remain silent. They might arrest you, but they can only hold you if they have enough evidence to convince a judge or grand jury that you are potentially guilty of the charge.
If you start talking all you have to do is make one little mistake and they will nail you and you just sealed your fate. If you end up in court it is a lot easier for you lawyer to fight their evidence than it is for your lawyer to fight their evidence and the incriminating statement you gave them.
If you had nothing to do with the crime, then just tell them so and refuse to answer questions you know nothing about.