> This is not a problem in e.g. theft, because nobody assumes people want their stuff stolen. This could actually be a huge problem if the thief is someone you

> This is not a problem in e.g. theft, because nobody assumes people want their stuff stolen. This could actually be a huge problem if the thief is someone you know. Imagine you find some items missing from your house in the course of a normal day. You then go and tell the police that the potential suspects are your friends, your SO, and everyone else who was in your house. Do you think the police (in any country) will be serious about investigating your case?