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chatterr · 07-22-2009, 09:10 PM

I would of told to kops to come back during normal hours (9-5pm) and to get off my property. Let us know whats up!!!

dam kops,,

mr_chin · 07-23-2009, 05:54 AM

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Originally Posted by CRS

Why would people think they are smart if they had common sense? Isn't the point of COMMON SENSE that is it COMMON? So if it isn't above average, then by default, it shouldn't be smart and just average.

And no one can really speculate a reason. This is like asking why your mail came in late. You can call and find out or you can post on RS and have everyone guessing. It can be a HUGE array of reasons so asking such a general question is rather pointless.

Just call the police and follow up. If it is something serious, why wouldn't you want to find out?!

Yes, common sense is common. But when you use common sense versus the law, you're in the wrong direction.

Common sense would be cooperating with the police and if say for example I was at home and they asked me to step out of the house. Common sense would be, yeah i'll step out just because they are police and I should cooperate.

But by-law you have the right to not step out. Because by agreeing to step out, you've given them permissions to certain things (ie. - conduct a search on you and possibly cuff you and take you away, which is why I am asking).

Reason I ask for people who knows the law is, what rights do I have when police show up. Are they really allow to arrest me at my house? If not, what if they did, what approach can I take. Can i file a lawsuit if they do make a mistake (especially if they showed up at my work and got me fired or whatever?)

Just because police showed up at your house when you're not at home, does not mean you should follow up on what they were here for. It's their job to do what they have to do to find you if they really want you. I am simply just asking about my rights. For a witness case, yes they will come. Other than that, i know if they have search and arrest warrants, they will come. Is there any other? I don't know.

simsimi1004 · 07-23-2009, 06:01 AM

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Originally Posted by aznlangjai

I ask for people who knows the law is

lawyer.
any lawyers on revscene?

Soundy · 07-23-2009, 07:29 AM

Back on the COMMON SENSE tack... why are you getting so paranoid and over-thinking this?

From the original post: "The gave my dad and my brother a description that totally didn't match me and said I drove a mazda, which I don't even have."

So, go see them... it will be obvious they have the wrong person... problem solved.

You could also have called them two days ago, like everyone else has suggested repeately, and found out that they already found the RIGHT person they were looking for and the whole thing is over and done with, instead of wasting all this time stewing about it and working yourself up an ulcer.

impactX · 07-23-2009, 09:08 AM

Here's an idea: your friend has kidnapped someone and used the cellphone plan you co-signed to ask for ransom... Or how about your friend is a dial-a-doper and uses the cellphone plan you co-signed to sell drugs?

Knowing the law has nothing to do with knowing what led to the police wanting information from you. Since you were so scared about losing your job, it makes perfect sense to contact them before they knock on your boss'es door; but from your tone, it seems like you have more to hide than show.

I am surprised your parents didn't give you more crap.

Soundy · 07-23-2009, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by impactX

Since you were so scared about losing your job, it makes perfect sense to contact them before they knock on your boss'es door; but from your tone, it seems like you have more to hide than show.

Nothing about this thread makes sense.

GLOW · 07-23-2009, 01:29 PM

no one will bother you after

!SG · 07-23-2009, 06:41 PM

not trying to give you a hard time but...

you posted this on the 21st, it is now the 23rd, have you called the police yet to resolve this problem? if not, i suggest you should get off revscene and call them BEFORE it does explode into full mistaken identity instead of just misinformation right now.

i have even taken the liberty of opening up another IE window, google searching "vancouver police department" clicking on the first link that popped up, and then clicking on the "contact" tab and now posting all the information i have copied and pasted from the site

Mailing Address:
312 Main Street
Vancouver, BC V6A 2T2
Canada

Headquarters:
2120 Cambie Street
Vancouver, BC V5Z 4N6
Canada

EMERGENCY CALLS 9-1-1 (Requiring a Police Officer To Attend)

NON-EMERGENCY CALLS 604-717-3321 Crime Reporting: (Vandalism/Theft from Auto)

Vancouver Police Switchboard 604-717-3535 for 2120 Cambie & 312 Main and Departments not listed

THE NUMBER THAT YOU WANT TO CALL IS NON-EMERGENCY CALLS 604-717-3321