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Rosencrantz · 01-03-2008, 23:42

Obviously it's not nice to be robbed but how exactly would you prosecute something like this? If there was evidence, they would prosecute. Someone mentioned the police asked if they saw anything and nothing was seen. The police have done their job and can't do anything more.

And that's ridiculous to suggest that an immigrant would have better police support than another citizen. No evidence means no evidence. Even the worst lawyer would have the case thrown out in 30 seconds and the police would have wasted both time and money bringing whoever the couple blamed to court.

01-03-2008, 23:42	#8
Rosencrantz Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Hull Posts: 52 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: not enough evidence,doubtful if a crime commited. Obviously it's not nice to be robbed but how exactly would you prosecute something like this? If there was evidence, they would prosecute. Someone mentioned the police asked if they saw anything and nothing was seen. The police have done their job and can't do anything more. And that's ridiculous to suggest that an immigrant would have better police support than another citizen. No evidence means no evidence. Even the worst lawyer would have the case thrown out in 30 seconds and the police would have wasted both time and money bringing whoever the couple blamed to court.