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I agree, Most of the time the police B.S. you into addmiting something by making it seem like they already know and have proof your guilty of something. Don't make their job easy by talking to them as they will turn everything you say around to make you look guilty even if you have done nothing wrong

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this has happened in my life where I spoke to police [traffic accident] and it BIT me in the AS*. I'm not known as a slow learner, I got SCREWED BECAUSE I TALKED TO THEM on the scene. I thot I was doing the right thing. wrongo dumbass!

IN Court, they made me the bad guy with my own voice. It was devastating. and expensive.

Second time cost me $10,000 cuz I talked to cops. This one WAS my fault but my impact was with a 16' pine tree and a guy's front door, where we landed.

ALLSTATE may they rot in HELL threw me under the bus. I had them for 11 years.

DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE!!!!!!! it would have saved me enough to buy a HOUSE!!!

talking to them will NOT help you! "yes he was cooperative" is not gonna help.

Being a retired firefighter I thot what???? but he's RIGHT. there is nothing you can say to a cop that will help you prove your innocence.

the experienced bald guy has spoken. PLEASE keep your teeth together! it's tuff, remember this! so you don't have to repeat it.

I thot the video was great.makes me want to go back to school. JMHO

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