[Dude111]

If you and your friend Tommy are at the scene of a crime,(say someone robbed a food store) and you are just innocent bystanders,but a certain "person" arrests you and Tommy and take you down to the "persons" workplace and interrogates you and Tommy in separate rooms,and the person says reads you your rights to be silent and to get a lawyer and then says, "Tommy told me that you and he robbed the food store together,plus I have witnesses that say you and Tommy robbed the food store,is this true? I also have evidence that you and he did this. If you confess to this,I will let you go and you can go home free." You might say "It was Tommy who robbed the food store!" Dont say this. The word "Tommy" can be edited to say "Me."(the "my" sounds a lot like "me") and you can get convicted on the store robbery even though you are innocent!!

You are supposed to say,"I cannot answer/say anything without a lawyer present." It is VERY likely that Tommy didnt ever say that you and he robbed the store,and this "person" is legally able to lie to you to get a confession/rat on Tommy (you are the one who will get into trouble,not Tommy,and vice versa) He could have told Tommy the same thing about you too). So don't fall for this "persons" trick.

Cops lie all the time.. They dont like it when we lie and then they turn around the do the same thing!!

COPS SUCK!!