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He was arrested, not questioned, so they must have reasonable grounds to suspect he was involved in a crime for which his arrest is necessary (https://www.gov.u
by Someone 3y ago
He was arrested, not questioned, so they must have reasonable grounds to suspect he was involved in a crime for which his arrest is necessary (https://www.gov.uk/police-powers-of-arrest-your-rights https://www.gov.uk/police-powers-of-arrest-your-rights)
That doesn’t necessarily mean they have indications he felled it. He could have been there with somebody else, for example, or they may have evidence that he provided the chainsaw.
I do wonder about that “for which his arrest is necessary” part. What would make that necessary in this case?
- yreg 3y agoGenerally there are three reasons for keeping suspects locked up: - When there is a worry that they will continue in criminal activities - When there is a worry that they might influence other suspects - When there is a worry that they might escape the country There is also a fourth one, which is usually not legitimate in democracies: - To make the suspect uncomfortable and more likely to plea guilty
- WentFullRetard 3y ago[dead]