cliffey501
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Yes actually they do.For instance,If another witness wants to come forward and make a statement,that would be added to the police report.
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UncleBuck
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well, good reflexes then.
london and i can attest to the fact that no one with a broken nose would move like zimmerman did just hours later without being in clearly visible pain. despite the low quality of the footage, you can see his facial expressions, never once does he wince in pain when leaning forward or walking normally along.
edit: for the record, i have never had my nose broken in a fight. first time i fell off a large rock face first and the second time my brother hit me with a snow shovel by accident when tossing some snow to the side.
UncleBuck
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so they can just add in, alter, change whatever they want to the report after the fact to correspond with a scenario they find most favorable?
not damning at all.
cliffey501
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So once the police leave the scene of a crime its case closed? no more taking evidence? come on now buck think man.They can't alter statements.Do you even understand what a police report is?
UncleBuck
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boy, you sure are dumb, even for a canuck.
if they can alter the report after the fact, there is no reason they can't alter whatever the hell they damn well please.
cliffey501
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Witness statements and police reports are totally different things.
Witness statements are provided by witnesses to the police which are in turn filled into the police report.Police reports contain all evidence associated with that particular case.
budlover13
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Taking additional statements is not altering the report but rather continuing the investigation.
UncleBuck
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what would stop the police from altering or changing their own statements?
UncleBuck
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but we are talking about altering stuff that is already in the police report.
cliffey501
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Witnesses have to sign a statement.And if it were altered after it was signed then yes that would be a problem.
UncleBuck
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it is clear that your canadian educational system has hindered your reading abilities. i asked...
- what would stop the police from altering or changing their own statements?
cliffey501
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They don't make statements.Witnesses do.They record evidence.Go ahead keep telling me how dumb I am while looking like an idiot.
UncleBuck
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what the hell does race have to do with any of this?
He is a White African American, but his skin color is darker than pasty white cracker so he is considered black.
Far more than any of us realize?
UncleBuck
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nonsense, i see plenty of statements in police reports that could be altered.
for example "while in the car, i heard zimmerman state that he called for help while on the ground".
that's a statement. what prevents them from altering something like that?
UncleBuck
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i just don't get why anyone would needlessly inject race into this.
londonfog
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nope because he was born in Kenya not America