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It honestly probably depends on circumstances you might not be aware of, like the description of the person they are looking for. Obviously if you match the de
by cbanek 10y ago
It honestly probably depends on circumstances you might not be aware of, like the description of the person they are looking for. Obviously if you match the description, then turn and run when you see them, they won't believe you're exercising. But if you don't match the description at all, I see that being a hard sell. I'd be asking the cop: do I match the description of the person you're looking for?
- leereeves 10y agoOften times they don't have much of a description and are just hoping to get lucky. In this case, did they have a description or simply "there's someone on the plane violating immigration law"?