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Yes you can. This program is being driven by a desire to identify potential future victims of crime, not a desire to identify future criminals.
by cperciva 7y ago
Yes you can. This program is being driven by a desire to identify potential future victims of crime, not a desire to identify future criminals.
- tastroder 7y agoThat makes sense I guess, thanks!
- kstenerud 7y ago"Information about people believed to be “at risk” of becoming criminals or victims of harm is shared between civilian agencies and police and is added to the database when a person is being evaluated for a rapid intervention intended to lower their risk levels. Interventions can range from a door knock and a chat to forced hospitalization or arrest."
- icebraining 7y agoThe intent behind the people setting up the program is besides the point; if the actual cops think your behavior is suspicious, are they prevented from investigating? If not, then the increased interaction caused by this program can very well lead to more situations wherein you aren't free to say no.