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What Should I Say to the Police on the Scene?
The police have arrived; now you have to talk to them. Today, Tom Grieve discusses what should be said—and not said—to the police when they question you on the scene of a self-defense incident. In short: limit the flow of information.
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Police, Interview, Self-Defense Shooting, Victim, Bad Guy, Suspect, Evidence, Statement, Attorney, Ask an Attorney, Lawyer, The Right to Remain Silent, Miranda Rights
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The police have arrived; now you have to talk to them. Today, Tom Grieve discusses what should be said—and not said—to the police when they question you on the scene of a self-defense incident. In short: limit the flow of information.
Visit on the web at uscca.com, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook
Police, Interview, Self-Defense Shooting, Victim, Bad Guy, Suspect, Evidence, Statement, Attorney, Ask an Attorney, Lawyer, The Right to Remain Silent, Miranda Rights