#1) They Can Say They Have
Physical Evidence Against You
Cops often claim to have a
suspect’s DNA, fingerprints, etc. during
an interrogation in order to induce an admittance of guilt.
#2) They Can Say Your Friend
Lied on You
During interrogation, cops
often tell suspects, accused of working together, that the other has confessed
in efforts to induce an admittance of guilt.
#3) They Can Say They’ll
Talk to the DA for You
During interrogation, cops
may make promises they can’t keep such as leniency and plea deals. Only your
lawyer can negotiate with the DA on your behalf.
#4) They Can Say “This Is
Off the Record” When It Isn’t
Cops are not required to disclose
the presence of a recording device in the interrogation room. When you speak
with the police, nothing is “off the record”.
#5) They Can Say They Have
an Eyewitness
Cops often claim they have
evidence they do not have in order to induce an admittance of guilt.
There you have it! The cops
are allowed to lie to you and they WILL lie to you! If you ever find yourself accused
of a crime, say nothing to the police and ask for your lawyer at The Reese Law
Center, LLC. (708)-914-4570. We have the legal team that will protect your
rights and fight for your case.
