nom=de=plume wrote:

Sure thing. I've seen cases where they take the suspect in anyway. It's not
uncommon. They haul in anyone and everyone, then sort it out later. I'm not
sure it's worth spending the afternoon or perhaps night in common lockup.


Please don't tell me you are an unemployed lawyer now.

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