Weapons, Guns, Firearms if you were in a motel that wasn't in your name
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Betty3
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I don't know about anyone else but I'm not real clear on your post. Do you want to give a little more information please.
Are you saying nothing (no gun) was found in your bags?; if not in your bags, where was it found?; gun was in someone else's name & charged someone else for the gun?; who called you 3 days later?; who is the him/he that will put a warrant out on you if you don't talk to him?..........
Thanks.
Are you saying nothing (no gun) was found in your bags?; if not in your bags, where was it found?; gun was in someone else's name & charged someone else for the gun?; who called you 3 days later?; who is the him/he that will put a warrant out on you if you don't talk to him?..........
Thanks.
mightymoose
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Yes and no.
The police are likely trying to pressure you into giving a statement. You have the right to remain silent and do not have to give a statement if you wish.
If they believe the gun was yours and your possession of it was somehow illegal then they can seek a warrant, but they would have to obtain enough information to convince a judge there is probable cause for your arrest. If they had that probable cause they likely would have arrested you to begin with.
The police are likely trying to pressure you into giving a statement. You have the right to remain silent and do not have to give a statement if you wish.
If they believe the gun was yours and your possession of it was somehow illegal then they can seek a warrant, but they would have to obtain enough information to convince a judge there is probable cause for your arrest. If they had that probable cause they likely would have arrested you to begin with.
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