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Whose civil liberties are hurt by a few blocks of cell phone information after a crime has occurred? The crime itself is a violation of civil liberties.

• martin_a 8y ago
  See, your mindset is part of the problem. I'm not in any way suspicious, just because I have been around the area where a crime has happened. As we know those blocks can be quite large so you will have lots of "suspects" whose only connection to the crime is being around a crime scene. Then you question all of them and hope that something sticks with one of them. That is unprofessional and will lead to lots of problems once your neighbours get to know that you are suspicious of $crime because you were near $location.
  • SamReidHughes 8y ago
    You question them, ask if they saw anything unusual, ask if they saw anybody matching a suspect's description, spot a known perp, spot somebody staking out the place hours before the crime...
    • martin_a 8y ago
      I don't want to talk to police just because I was near. Now what. More suspicious? Less suspicious?