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Again, I haven't watched the video for several years, but I thought I remembered him using the example of a police officer coming to an apartment complex and as

by baddox 12y ago

Again, I haven't watched the video for several years, but I thought I remembered him using the example of a police officer coming to an apartment complex and asking residents questions about a recent reported crime. I don't think reporting crimes came up, and it probably doesn't apply, since when you call 911 you (as far as I know) do not talk to police officers.

SilasX 12y ago
It applies. Again, note how many "nevers" he gives and how exceptionless his advice is. Is the idea that, when the police follow up, you keep saying, "sorry I can't talk to you even though I want your assistance; give me that 911 lady again"?