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> Suspect/subject Those aren't the same. A suspect is someone who has been charged, or who is being questioned under caution, because he might be charged. The
by denton-scratch 3y ago
> Suspect/subject
Those aren't the same. A suspect is someone who has been charged, or who is being questioned under caution, because he might be charged. The example given was of a man arrested for possessing a knife - therefore a suspect - who was shot by police. Since a policeman shooting a civilian isn't usually charged or cautioned on the spot, it's not surprising that there is no suspect in the shooting case.
- cratermoon 3y agoYou left out the part that said, "an arrest prosecutors later deemed “illegal”". He wasn't a suspect, he was profiled and murdered by the cops.