Hi, I’m Jay Cohen from Blass Law, and I’m here to talk about when the police can lie to you.
The police are gonna be involved if they think you had something to do with a crime. They’re gonna talk to you, and they want you to respond. They believe you were involved because of something, and if you can confirm their theory, then you’ve just made their lives a whole lot easier. They can go home early.
They’re gonna make up stuff like, “We have your tighty-whities that your mama wrote your name in at the scene,” or, “There are four people who have given statements, all saying you were involved.” Or there are some witnesses who have positively identified you: “We showed them your picture and they said, yeah, that’s the guy.” Or there’s surveillance video showing that you committed the crime.
And you know what? Some of this may be true, and it may be completely false. But you don’t know, and the police can lie to your face and say they have it all, because they’re trying to get a response out of you.
So you have the right to remain silent. When the police are talking to you, know that they’re lying. Don’t say anything. Call Blass Law, we can help.
Did police tell you they “already have everything”? Call (713) 664-4000 and let us find out what they really have.
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