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Saying "i am getting my gun and going to retrieve my stuff" guarantees that 6-8 police cars will converge on the location within minutes. Once there, they will
by dmitrygr 9mo ago
Saying "i am getting my gun and going to retrieve my stuff" guarantees that 6-8 police cars will converge on the location within minutes. Once there, they will apprehend the thief since they are there already.
- QuantumNomad_ 9mo agoSounds like a great way to get charged with making false statements to the police or something along those lines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Making_false_statements
- dmitrygr 9mo agoNot at all. I had intent to do so, which is what I said, then thought about it, realized it was dangerous, and didn't.
- tybstar 9mo agoLegal genius.
- throw20251220 9mo agoSounds like a great way to end up with criminal charges. Try it, try your luck.
- elzbardico 9mo agoThen you’re fucking comically unlucky, there’s a shooting and some old enemy offs someone at the same address and flee, minutes before the police gets there. Some pissed off riff-raff family member decides that you look like the killer. You’d better have a top notch lawyer in your family or prepare to spend lots of money hiring one.
- wongarsu 9mo agoIf you're really concerned about that you could go to a local bar and call from there. Make sure you have the attention of the bartender while making the call. Easy alibi, the bartender won't forget something like that
- filoleg 9mo agoI think the idea isn't to really bring a firearm into the situation, it is just to tell the cops that you are considering doing so. Which, in your hypothetical "you might get extremely unlucky" scenario, should give you no problem, since you never had a firearm on you in the first place.
- crimsoneer 9mo agoI love getting diverted from the violent domestic call to turn up to a theoretical firearms call and find out it was just someone trying to be clever.
- FireBeyond 9mo agoWhat? As someone who has worked in emergency services, with a brother-in-law who was a 911 dispatcher in a capital city for 10 years, what dispatching prioritization system puts "violence in progress" lower than "threat of violence", unless the cops are bored and just want to roll their SWAT team at the slightest provocation?