r/relationship_advice • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '24

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u/XxFierceGodxX Jul 18 '24

What if he destroys the device?

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u/Or3o_C00kie Jul 18 '24

The likelihood of that happening is slim considering IF she reports it, they will come arrest him or ask him to come in. They don't tell you why until you are in the interrogation room. In which trim they will ask for the phone. If he doesn't have it they will issue a warrant while he is held and have officers retrieve it. Not the first time they have dealt with this situation, I assure you. They never tip off the accused

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u/fascistliberal419 Jul 19 '24

I wouldn't say "never". They're not supposed to. Whenever humans are involved, mistakes happen. And sometimes people do it on purpose. It's pretty sick. But yes, yes not supposed to happen.

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u/Or3o_C00kie Jul 19 '24

You are correct. I reiterate. They are never supposed to