I was wondering where a cop can be found entrping the suspect and not just doing his job?
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In jurisprudence, entrapment is a procedural defense by which a defendant may argue that they should not be held criminally liable for actions which broke the law, because they were induced (or entrapped) by the police to commit said acts. For the defense to be successful, the defendant must demonstrate that the police induced an otherwise unwilling person to commit a crime. However, when a person is predisposed to commit a crime, offering opportunities to commit the crime is not entrapment, such as in the widely held misconception that policemen must answer questions truthfully if they are asked the same question three times, or that they must say "yes" if asked if they are a police officer.
585522
thats not law enforcement, try contacting someone he was serving with.
418331
Who are they showing it to?  I'd imagine they can show it to other cops, perhaps prosecutors, in order to get their opinions.
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If a California cop who was involved in the incident answers THEN maybe you could get an answer to your question.  \n\nHow does any one who was not there give any more than a guess as to why anything happens!!
597516
Police  Departments usually have an Internal Affairs Office.  They investigate allegations of miscounduct by officers and department employees.  That would be a first place to start.
159313
Go to your police headquarters and ask them for a form to fill out to run a criminal check on this person. Tell them you a thinking of hiring him for a position in your household if they need a reason for the check or just tell them the truth if it won't create problems for you. If the reason is urgent enough, they may be able to process it faster. At least it will be on record that you didn't know anything about his past history if that becomes an issue.
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The guy in records is nuts. Did he gets arrested? If not then the cop obviously believed him. There are a few checks completed on scene that you may not know about. It is incredibly rare for everything to match especially if the stopped person had valid ID on them. It helps to have the vehicle registered in their name, have a few other items in the wallet with his name like car insurance etc etc. It happens all the time. The warrant must describe the person wanted pretty clearly like height, weight, hair, eye colors, and will have identifying numbers to Id's as well. The last resort is for the officer to take them in to be printed if print class is available on the warrant which will be if the wanted person has ever been arrested anywhere before. There is not a lot that can be done other than always having an ID on you or close by and other supporting documents. They will never put on the warrant "Hey it ain't this guy in Georgia"......
457106
call the police in her area and see if they can locate her
14807
You need to hire an investigator.
532949
You can contact you local police department, however, this type of fraud is on the rise and it is very hard to trace. The best thing to do is not give the person ANY of your information.
69804
Local Police maybe, if you have evidence.
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Neal, you can "GOOGLE" this man and see what comes up, otherwise you can search old court house Archives on the actual arrest and case in the jurisidiction where it occured. Many states have this online now , and its usually free, check with the court house in the county or state where the incident occured. If you need a background check, you can do a people search for a few bucks right here on yahoo, or worse you can hire a private investigator.. good luck!\npeacheswrites
532948
No ideas.  He obviously doesn't want to be found.\n\nAre you sure you really want to find him?  What if you found him before the police did?  What would you do?  What would he think you would do?\n\nBe careful what you wish for and best of luck.
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Contact that police department.
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I don't know specifics but there must be, try contacting a police dept in a large city
628376
OMG, just report to the Police, there they can detect the location he sent  and catch him
398925
Call the officer that handled your case and ask him.