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Doesn't really matter. Even if the cops didn't find anything on him they'd ID him for real, there's no point trying to hide after that.

• krisoft 2y ago
  > Even if the cops didn't find anything on him they'd ID him for real Sure thing. They would know what the guy who kinda look like a photo of a wanted man is called. Doesn’t necessarily means they can pin anything on him. Obviously increases their chances, since they can work both backwards and forwards, but that is about it. Assuming of course that the “he got just unlucky, a random person recognised them” is true, and not paralel construction for some other mean they don’t want to reveal.
• dzhiurgis 2y ago
  Can cops "randomly" ID people in US?
  • dathinab 2y ago
    is there any country (not currently in a civil war) where they can't do so as long as they come up with a reasonable pretense of suspicion?
  • bagels 2y ago
    In some states, under certain circumstances, yes.
  • jojobas 2y ago
    Matching a murder suspect photo is the opposite of 'randomly'.