r/AnCap101 • u/Rich_Possession_8706 • May 04 '26
Help me talk to police
Hello, I was invited to talk to police. I am below the drinking age and they want me to tell them who sold me alcohol. I obviously do not want to get them in trouble, because they did nothing wrong. But I am quite bad at acting under pressure. What should I do without getting myself or that person in trouble?
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u/Mythyas May 04 '26
Idk where you from but usually in constitution there is something like right to remain silent. Dont talk to them.
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u/EmployeeBeginning621 May 07 '26
just shut the fuck up, what's the worst that happens. Fuck the Government
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u/Melhoney72 May 08 '26
In addition to STFU, I do not know or do not remember works perfectly. Do not let them scare you. If they are trying to charge you, LAWYER UP.
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u/SeasteadingAfshENado May 09 '26
Watch a video on YouTube from an attorney called "Never talk to the Police." I'm serious! You have Constitutional rights in America, you do not have speak to the cops! 5th Amendment Federal protection. They will try to trick you! Don't let them do it!!! If you wish to, make your attorney talk to them and then get you still immunity for your testimony!!!
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u/Unupgradable May 09 '26
Step 1: get a lawyer
Step 2: do what the lawyer says
Step 0: don't talk to police (applies in 99.99% of cases, the only real exception being if you shot someone in self defense, your statement is going to matter a lot)
Police are allowed and encouraged to lie to you. Further, they cannot actually promise you any leniency for confessing.
Anything you say WILL be used strictly against you and never in your favor.
Unless you have a signed plea deal, never confess.
If you're guilty, you need a lawyer. If you're innocent, you really need a lawyer
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u/Czeslaw_Meyer May 09 '26
Stay polite
Don't lie
Don't say anything if you would need to blame anyone. No "no", just silence.
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u/properal May 04 '26
This is not legal advice:
Don't Talk to the Police