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Different countries have different laws but generally you're allowed to arrest someone when you have reasonable suspicion that they've committed a crime (say 99
by xmprt 4y ago
Different countries have different laws but generally you're allowed to arrest someone when you have reasonable suspicion that they've committed a crime (say 99%) and then only confirm it 100% once they're arrested.
- capableweb 4y agoYeah, I understand that, but you still need reasonable suspicion, and I don't think generally police in various countries are A) aware of all the faces on the Interpol lists and B) suspect people of fraudulently closing down cryptocurrency exchanges and running away from their countries.