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When will you people learn the laws of the is country. Get a doorbot or ring for your door, when smeone rings and wants you you simply can speak to them via your phone or computer......you DO NOT HAVE TO SPEAK ONE WORD THEM and probably did damage A LOT by speaking with them. You politely ask them what this concerns, they answer and if it's about you and not your neighbors house being burglarized and they need your help you simply say " do you have a warrant for this (politely)." They will say no because if they had enough evidence to arrest you, you would have been arrested immediately and not even questioned by a detective until you were in intake at the county lockup. When they say no, you say "thanks for stopping by officers and have a nice day" Do NOT open your door or unlatch your chain if you don't have a system setup, because anything they deem suspicious will allow them probably cause to enter your home whether you want them or not. It is AMAZING how many people just get intimidated by police, do you ever watch cops? jail? on tv? one second they are your best friend promising they won't even take you in just a ticket if you tell them where you hid your weed, as soon as they start talking and engaging you in conversation you are done. They grab it, handcuff you and throw you in county. Come on guys. My wife is a criminal defense attorney so this all true and there is a very good youtube tutorial from a very famous criminal defense attorney about this exact subject. You NEVER speak to the police without an attorney present unless to ask them (if you're pulled over) officer am I being detained? They MUST answer and if they have not found a reason to arrest you immediately you must be released. IF they do say yes you are being detained, then you simply say "i invoke my right to remain silent and request my attorney" That's it. There is NO talking your way out of something, sorry that is false.
Those cops did not have the amount of info to link you to whatever it is they are investigating, they were relying on you to fill in the blanks they don't know and get information they did not have.
Lesson learned.
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