[mannieman]

Detectives has been coming to places I uses to live looking for me, they are asking question about me and where I live. I no longer live in that state, and they told the people who live there they will be back with a search warrant. I called the detectives that came looking for me, but he's not answering the phone or returning my calls. What should I do? Do this mean they have a warrant out on me or what's going on. I called the warrant division and they said they don't have anything on me.

[excon]

What should I do?

Hello m:

First off, STOP calling them. Next, if they contact you, DON'T talk to them. Thirdly, there's NOTHING you can do to STOP an investigation. Fourth, IF they arrest you, hire a lawyer.

excon

[mannieman]

I just found out it's a detective from the Burglary unit, I have never burglarized anything, and they only thing I can think of is its someone I use to date and we lived together and it was an ugly break up, so I'm guessing she's mad because I took all my things out of the house and now she's claiming I broke in, this was a few months ago so I'm not understanding what's going on. Do you think they already have a warrant to arrest me that's why they looking for me? If they do how can they take a warrant out with just her statement. My ID have her address on it. Burglary is a serious charge.

[excon]

Do you think they already have a warrant to arrest me thats why they looking for me?

Hello again, m:

No. If they did, you'd be in the can. Look, I don't like 'em.. But, they AREN'T stupid.

excon

[mannieman]

OK, thank you they actually just called me and they were questioning me asking me questions trying the drill me and I told them I will have my attorney to contact them and he said OK I will be waiting for their call and I said Ok

[JudyKayTee]

Hello again, m:

No. If they did, you'd be in the can. Look, I don't like 'em.. But, they AREN'T stupid.

excon

Maybe if you type in CAPS it'll be easier to understand your advice - :D

(At least I got it!)