• @[email protected]
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    678 months ago

    If they enter his home, and there is no evidence of a crime, then what is the basis for the arrest?
    One thing is to investigate the truth of a call, another is to act on it as if it’s verbatim truth.

    • @[email protected]
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      718 months ago

      Usually swat teams break a lot of your shit, maybe kill a baby, and then leave without arresting you.

    • @[email protected]
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      348 months ago

      Was he arrested? I don’t see follow up. It only says he was handcuffed which would be standard until they know what’s going on.

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        218 months ago

        OK, here it’s the other way around, you don’t normally handcuff somebody unless they are arrested.

        • Jo Miran
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          398 months ago

          You get handcuffed as a precaution. You do not have to be arrested. You can het handcuffed on a traffic stop if the officer decides they have cause to search your car. Etc.

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            8 months ago

            Just because handcuffung is normal in the USA, that doesnt make it normal or sensible. No one gets cuffed in a normal traffic stop or house visit in the UK for example.

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      178 months ago

      It’s not technically an arrest. In a high-stakes call, the police will typically detain everybody until they can figure out what’s going on. That means potential victims as well as potential attackers. It’s a safety measure.