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To: Brownie74
You posted, "This is becoming all to common. It is the job of the police to question people if they think a crime has been committed or if they think that person may have been a witness to a crime."

Oh no! You can't question possile criminals about a crime. That would be criminal class profiling. Also this would be a violation of their first amendment and their right to jury nullification!

There will be no more criminal investigations as per our constitution, the ACLU and the left wingers lust for those who commit crimes! In fact there will be no more crimes! If there are no more crimes, everyone will be happy! :)

27 posted on 12/10/2001 3:43:44 PM PST by Grampa Dave
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To: Grampa Dave; 1John; 1more4perfecteconomy; aimhigh; Andy from Beaverton; Animaltrout...
I thought you might like to post the Oregon story on the Oregon home page, but I'll just ping them all instead!
28 posted on 12/10/2001 4:09:35 PM PST by WIMom
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To: Grampa Dave
You can't question possile criminals about a crime. That would be criminal class profiling.

This is so sad but so true. I have a friend that is a policeman and he has to be very careful about who he stops or questions. 'Nuff said!!

30 posted on 12/10/2001 4:14:46 PM PST by Brownie74
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33 posted on 12/10/2001 4:35:13 PM PST by glock rocks
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