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There are thresholds at which it becomes a felony, so that might be an answer to your question. Otherwise we have to ask it the other way as well -- should the
by rootusrootus 5y ago
There are thresholds at which it becomes a felony, so that might be an answer to your question. Otherwise we have to ask it the other way as well -- should the police send out a detective if your 99 cent fidget spinner goes missing?
- josephcsible 5y ago> There are thresholds at which it becomes a felony, so that might be an answer to your question. Are you saying that police shouldn't bother investigating crimes that aren't felonies? Why even have misdemeanors at all then?
- thebean11 5y agoMost people who get in trouble for misdemeanors are observed by a police officer directly (drunk driving, speeding, vandalism etc). They usually aren't "investigated"..