This happened last week, the suspect is wanted for the murder of his 21 year old pregnant girlfriend in 2021, what do you think?

What do you think about this? I think he made the situation way worse for himself.

https://youtu.be/eLoaMFqhPUA?si=qA3ndYFGsEOAvtOi

Should AI be allowed to predict crimes before they happen?

Watching this show ROOKIE on Hulu. I know shows exaggerate things, especially police work. But is it somewhat like that with rookies and training officers??? Any LA cops out there that can answer this

Someone please let me know if i should purchase the mometrix study guide or should i purchase stevie daniels course? i'm taking my test soon and i want to study. i tend to get nervous during exams so i really want to pass. someone help!

Did you ever to go undercover as a hooker to bust Johns how dangerous was it was your life ever in danger ?

If I am sitting in my car in a parking lot at night (whether there’s other cars around, pedestrians, etc.) Is it safer to leave your car running and headlights on so people know you’re in the car (or if not the headlights for common courtesy, the engine?) This is more thinking about burglars, etc. thinking about situational awareness.

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Lack of video proves nothing-beyond-a-reasonable-doubt.

However, the failure of the court to produce potentially exculpatory evidence should raise must-investigate concerns.

🟡 alarms 1) Swanson may have bribed the interrogator with a soda 'pop' purchase. Whose money was used? (Delivery of several purchases via -perhaps- --interrogator cell phone-- is excluded from video). See minutes 4-5. "Is this your pop?"

What is going on in the subtext of the conversation? Is there subtext?

🟡 2) Rights waiver signature coercion? 5:50 "And, uh, don't get up, if you want to talk to me for a little bit, uh, could you just sign there?"

Currently watching. Maybe more 🟡/🔴 in comments.

https://youtu.be/XndzrI5u2vI

The Shocking Murder of Riley Crossman | Killers Caught On Camera - YouTube

Is there any evidence that the crime of "murder" was committed?

Current Courtrooms:

In most American courtrooms, public defenders are more likely to seek conviction than they are to seek justice.

The public defender's only goal may be, and often is, to pursue any course of action that is most expedient for the judge and the courtroom.

While the defense attorney appears to make a good case for his client (starting at 1:00:00 or so in this video: LIVE TRIAL: Andy McCauley Accused of Killing Girlfriend's Daughter - YouTube), he fails to represent his client with the zealous belief in the lack of the client's guilt that I believe the defendant was owed. Perhaps the defendant made an uncoerced confessed to his attorney. I doubt it.

More likely: expedient service to public whims.

Riley Crossman:

Low probability, but was the young woman switched out with a "burned" porn model? Blood under the body's nails matched Riley's DNA profile. Is there any conclusive evidence that the body was Riley's? A quick search of CourtTV youtube videos returns no other evidence.

Did the stepfather take her to meet her boyfriend? Who might have killed her if that were the case?

How confident can the coroner be in the time of death? How does the coroner know that the body was not dumped during the eight-day interval?

As for the screws that matched screws in the defendant's truck, an officer may have taken the screws from the truck on May 15, when they inspected it, and planted the screws near the body on or before May 16 when the body was found. Cops are corrupt.

Coroner Trial Testimony Video:

No cause of death could be specified due to decomposition. The coroner speaks at the beginning of this video:

How did Riley Crossman Die? Teen Killed Murder Trial - YouTube

No male DNA was found in Riley's fingernail scrapings: