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As a practical matter, would the items stolen by the original police then need to be taken into evidence by the second set of police, to support the charge of t
by mewse 7y ago
As a practical matter, would the items stolen by the original police then need to be taken into evidence by the second set of police, to support the charge of theft against the first set of police?
- zzo38computer 7y agoOf course, that is a valid point. But maybe photographs will do in this case?
- beerandt 7y agoThen they should do in the first case. The whole "need to keep the evidence until the case is closed" thing is a sham. If a crime scene can be released back to the owner before a case is closed, so can evidence. Making it difficult is just another case of the process being part of the punishment.