What do you do if you get arrested, or interrogated??

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You say you were born in Conn, but it sounds like you do have some Texan in you after all.
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This is my third time as a Texas, resident. First time was for one year, second time was for 8 years this time I've been here for 17 years so far. so I guess after spending a Total of 26 years in Texas, probably have picked up a few Texas habits.

Now, the reference to the OP, I did say I felt some of the advice I should have followed. And I did learn that if the same circumstances ever happen again, they are a better choice then mouthing off like I did. I don't agree with all the OP, but it does contain some valid suggestions.

To be exact, I should have followed this part:

Don’t say anything! Remember war is deception. Don’t give them any information and the only thing you should say is. I DONT KNOW. I NEVER HEARD ANYTHING. I NEVER SAW ANYTHING. You have a right to remain silent, and they can never force you to speak. And even if they tell you “we will release sooner if you speak” this is merely but a lie. And as they say, “If words are silver, silence is Gold”.

- Always think about situation in accordance with the shareeah. You can never harm a muslim no matter what situation you’re in. And talking not only harms you, but the one you talk about aswell, and because of the words you say, a person can get locked up for years. Would you ever wish that for yourself?

Believe me it is much better to keep quiet then to answer in anger.
 
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Telling the truth while being interrogated never got me anywhere. The more I told the truth, the more they assaulted me. :? Punished regardless. :uhwhat They accused of being a part of the Trade Tower attack and the Bali Bombings..

I was sexually assaulted by Police and my dogs murdered...lost everything I had. Even once found innocent, the harrassment continued. You cannot win with honesty...or least, I never have but I shall try not to become like them.

My advice - try stay calm. I failed by reacting with abuse. :grumbling

Every few years they drag me off for another assault session [MAD][/MAD] but next time, I shall do my best NOT to speak at all. :X

I would rather be dead than sexually assaulted and bashed by interrogation thugs. :heated:

But I keep my chin up and plod on best I can. I keep rebuilding by life and they keep taking it away. I understand oppression and am determined to keep walking forwards with my life journey. Still in recovery from the last attack but still got my sense of humor. ;D :hiding: :happy:
 
HeatherBud said:
Telling the truth while being interrogated never got me anywhere. The more I told the truth, the more they assaulted me. :? Punished regardless. :uhwhat They accused of being a part of the Trade Tower attack and the Bali Bombings..

I was sexually assaulted by Police and my dogs murdered...lost everything I had. Even once found innocent, the harrassment continued. You cannot win with honesty...or least, I never have but I shall try not to become like them.

My advice - try stay calm. I failed by reacting with abuse. :grumbling

Every few years they drag me off for another assault session [MAD][/MAD] but next time, I shall do my best NOT to speak at all. :X

I would rather be dead than sexually assaulted and bashed by interrogation thugs. :heated:

But I keep my chin up and plod on best I can. I keep rebuilding by life and they keep taking it away. I understand oppression and am determined to keep walking forwards with my life journey. Still in recovery from the last attack but still got my sense of humor. ;D :hiding: :happy:
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It is indeed sad to hear of the poor treatment you describe. It seems to me your situation is isolated, and something you may or may not be aware of, raised a red flag on your name. This does not happen to many people. For most people, co-operating would make the experience as quick and painless as possible.
 
In my experience and travels - some get more harrassed than others. Sometimes those that interrogate, Want to be Right!
 
Good bump indeed ;D

As far as Interrogation go, I do think that in some cases the police are 'looking' for people to blame. What better way to calm the public than to say they've got a suspect? [Say another 9/11 bombing took place in your vicinity, and you are a suspect(and for no reason at all), as a result they take you into custody and interrogate you. Despite all the answers you give they are still not happy and resort to lying as means of "making" you say something you didn't do] In those definite cases, they bring up things that have no relation to why they were arrested in the first place.

Imagine the outrage the community would be in if they started having raids in on the church because of suspected terrorist activity. (I'm not accusing anyone here, I'm just saying it as a possibility) Furthermore, if they started raids on people's houses (One that did go to church) As a result you can be sure that everyone is going to be on their edge and anything they say or do can be used against them.

For me, I'd be more than happy to comply and answer their questions, but the minute they start act presumptuous, I'm all for the shutting down mode.
 

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