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Today I will tell you about how not to become a victim, no matter how paradoxical it may sound, of justice.
Foreword:
I think I will not surprise you with a story about garbage frames, about the methods by which the servants of Themis carry out the plan for disclosure, and how they earn stars for shoulder straps. But in my power to warn you against possible mistakes, the payment for which will be your freedom.
Let's imagine that something forbidden was thrown at you during a search.
Fundamental rules:
First. In no case should you take the find into your own hands. Subsequently, you can apply for the appointment of a fingerprint (fingerprint) examination, proving that this item has never been in your hands (especially if the packaging is paper or plastic).
Second. A request should be made immediately to search the searched premises for samples of packaging material for a comparative study. In other words, it is necessary to raise the question of finding the remains of the packaging of the criminal bag. It doesn't matter if it is plastic wrap. The expert will be able to distinguish polyethylene samples. But if, with all your diligence, you cannot find a similar packaging material indoors, this will be your little victory. And even if the investigator refuses to grant your petition, that will be fine too. It goes without saying that these facts must be recorded in the protocol.
Third. A petition should be made to remove the microparticles from the pockets of the clothes of the operator who made the "find" for further expert comparison with the microparticles on the detected criminal packaging. Do not be confused by the refusal of the investigator. Even a refusal in this situation plays into your hands and it should also be recorded in the search protocol.
Fourth. When signing the search protocol, you have the right to note that at the time of the discovery there was no witness next to the "resourceful" operative, and if he was, he was looking at the frescoes on your ceiling at that time. But keep in mind that in this case the attesting witness will be interrogated.
Fifth. You can note in the protocol that it (the protocol) does not include as participants some persons who arrived for the search together with the investigator (if this, of course, is really the case, and this often happens). Remember that the law requires that the name and surname of each person participating in the investigative action be reflected in the minutes. Therefore, the investigator's attempt to leave unknown people outside the scope of the protocol, including those in masks who wandered from one room to another during the search, should be recorded by you in the protocol.
Sixth. During the interrogation following the results of the search, you will tell the investigator everything as it really was, and make sure that your testimony is accurately stated in the interrogation protocol. If a bag of drugs was "found" in your possession during a search, apply for a medical examination and for donating your blood for an expert examination.
You can mark (already for yourself) as an obvious puncture of the investigator, if, at the end of the search, he raked all your papers and documents into a cardboard box without rewriting their details in the protocol. Watch to see if he seals this box (or, say, a bag). If not, then it's a double puncture. In this case, no one will ever be able to prove that it was you who were found during the search of certain compromising documents.
About prohibited items:
The first is drugs planted in my pocket.
For some operas, this is the main method of dealing with drug addicts. Also, sometimes this technique is resorted to during searches in criminal cases (to eliminate unnecessary persons from participating in the search).
In no case do not be indignant, and most importantly, do not put your hand in your pocket and do not try to throw the bag away. Let the police do their job, and then demand the presence of attesting witnesses. And already in their presence, demand:
a) to have your nails cut off.
b) took a swab from the palms.
c) took a swab from the mouth.
Everything taken should be sealed in your presence and sent for examination. Remember - it will be very difficult for the police to explain the presence of the same boss (aka marina) in your pocket without confirmation of the drug content under your nails, drug particles on your palms and in your mouth.
If you are not slipping a bag, but a syringe with brown or transparent liquid or something wrapped in polyethylene, in no case touch it with your hands!
When they are understood, say that this is a provocation and demand:
a) taking fingerprints from a syringe or plastic bag.
b) indicate that you are not wearing gloves at this moment, and show your hands that there are no marks from syringe pricks on them.
c) request an analysis of your urine for amiconic acid.
d) if there is brown liquid in the syringe, be sure to ask for a blood group test in you and in the syringe.
It may happen that they try to hang an amulet around your neck, from which heroin will be extracted later, with witnesses. Your actions are the same. Do not touch it with your hands. Demand, when understood, the analysis of your sweat and sweat on the amulet.
It will be very difficult for a person who really uses drugs on a regular basis to get away from such a "setup", since he will always have traces of drugs.
Dropped weapons and ammunition:
When a handful of cartridges or a grenade (most often with a smooth surface) are thrown into your apartment, office or car, the first advice is the same - do not touch things with your hands, even if you are asked to do so. Again demand the presence of witnesses.
Already with them it is necessary to demand:
a) taking fingerprints from these items.
b) entering into the protocol the fact that you have no traces of machine oil on your hands and clothes.
c) be sure to require the removal of swabs from the palms and clothing for the analysis of the content of metal particles or gun oil on them.
If you have been planted with a firearm, ask for an expert examination for the presence of your fingerprints on the clip, cartridges or other internal parts of the weapon.
Remember: in this case, only your fingerprints are the main proof of your guilt for the court.
And finally, about melee weapons. Forensic experts define melee weapons on a number of grounds. If some feature is missing, then the item is not recognized as a melee weapon.
Remember: you can store any edged weapon at home, in the garage, in the country.
It is a crime if you carry it with you or carry it in your car. A folding knife will be recognized as a melee weapon only if, after opening, the blade rests on the catch.
A knife will not be considered a melee weapon if the length of the blade is less than 90 mm and the thickness of the upper part of the blade is less than 2.6 mm. The hardness of the steel of the blade also matters, because it is included in the "set of forensic properties of the object." In melee weapons, the hardness must be higher than 42 Rockwell units. The units of hardness are designated by the Latin letters НRС and are written in any passport of a decent knife.
But it also happens that in the passports of knives, especially Chinese ones, the hardness of steel is greatly overestimated. For example, it says "56 НРС", but in fact there are only 40. Today there is a balisong knife on sale (it is also called a "butterfly"). Its blade retracts into a movable handle of two halves, hinged to the blade.
Be aware that balisongs from Korea are melee weapons, but from China they are not. The reason is the difference in the quality of the metal. So when you find a knife, do not rush to pay or agree to all the conditions, but see if you really have a cold weapon or not.
Foreword:
I think I will not surprise you with a story about garbage frames, about the methods by which the servants of Themis carry out the plan for disclosure, and how they earn stars for shoulder straps. But in my power to warn you against possible mistakes, the payment for which will be your freedom.
Let's imagine that something forbidden was thrown at you during a search.
Fundamental rules:
First. In no case should you take the find into your own hands. Subsequently, you can apply for the appointment of a fingerprint (fingerprint) examination, proving that this item has never been in your hands (especially if the packaging is paper or plastic).
Second. A request should be made immediately to search the searched premises for samples of packaging material for a comparative study. In other words, it is necessary to raise the question of finding the remains of the packaging of the criminal bag. It doesn't matter if it is plastic wrap. The expert will be able to distinguish polyethylene samples. But if, with all your diligence, you cannot find a similar packaging material indoors, this will be your little victory. And even if the investigator refuses to grant your petition, that will be fine too. It goes without saying that these facts must be recorded in the protocol.
Third. A petition should be made to remove the microparticles from the pockets of the clothes of the operator who made the "find" for further expert comparison with the microparticles on the detected criminal packaging. Do not be confused by the refusal of the investigator. Even a refusal in this situation plays into your hands and it should also be recorded in the search protocol.
Fourth. When signing the search protocol, you have the right to note that at the time of the discovery there was no witness next to the "resourceful" operative, and if he was, he was looking at the frescoes on your ceiling at that time. But keep in mind that in this case the attesting witness will be interrogated.
Fifth. You can note in the protocol that it (the protocol) does not include as participants some persons who arrived for the search together with the investigator (if this, of course, is really the case, and this often happens). Remember that the law requires that the name and surname of each person participating in the investigative action be reflected in the minutes. Therefore, the investigator's attempt to leave unknown people outside the scope of the protocol, including those in masks who wandered from one room to another during the search, should be recorded by you in the protocol.
Sixth. During the interrogation following the results of the search, you will tell the investigator everything as it really was, and make sure that your testimony is accurately stated in the interrogation protocol. If a bag of drugs was "found" in your possession during a search, apply for a medical examination and for donating your blood for an expert examination.
You can mark (already for yourself) as an obvious puncture of the investigator, if, at the end of the search, he raked all your papers and documents into a cardboard box without rewriting their details in the protocol. Watch to see if he seals this box (or, say, a bag). If not, then it's a double puncture. In this case, no one will ever be able to prove that it was you who were found during the search of certain compromising documents.
About prohibited items:
The first is drugs planted in my pocket.
For some operas, this is the main method of dealing with drug addicts. Also, sometimes this technique is resorted to during searches in criminal cases (to eliminate unnecessary persons from participating in the search).
In no case do not be indignant, and most importantly, do not put your hand in your pocket and do not try to throw the bag away. Let the police do their job, and then demand the presence of attesting witnesses. And already in their presence, demand:
a) to have your nails cut off.
b) took a swab from the palms.
c) took a swab from the mouth.
Everything taken should be sealed in your presence and sent for examination. Remember - it will be very difficult for the police to explain the presence of the same boss (aka marina) in your pocket without confirmation of the drug content under your nails, drug particles on your palms and in your mouth.
If you are not slipping a bag, but a syringe with brown or transparent liquid or something wrapped in polyethylene, in no case touch it with your hands!
When they are understood, say that this is a provocation and demand:
a) taking fingerprints from a syringe or plastic bag.
b) indicate that you are not wearing gloves at this moment, and show your hands that there are no marks from syringe pricks on them.
c) request an analysis of your urine for amiconic acid.
d) if there is brown liquid in the syringe, be sure to ask for a blood group test in you and in the syringe.
It may happen that they try to hang an amulet around your neck, from which heroin will be extracted later, with witnesses. Your actions are the same. Do not touch it with your hands. Demand, when understood, the analysis of your sweat and sweat on the amulet.
It will be very difficult for a person who really uses drugs on a regular basis to get away from such a "setup", since he will always have traces of drugs.
Dropped weapons and ammunition:
When a handful of cartridges or a grenade (most often with a smooth surface) are thrown into your apartment, office or car, the first advice is the same - do not touch things with your hands, even if you are asked to do so. Again demand the presence of witnesses.
Already with them it is necessary to demand:
a) taking fingerprints from these items.
b) entering into the protocol the fact that you have no traces of machine oil on your hands and clothes.
c) be sure to require the removal of swabs from the palms and clothing for the analysis of the content of metal particles or gun oil on them.
If you have been planted with a firearm, ask for an expert examination for the presence of your fingerprints on the clip, cartridges or other internal parts of the weapon.
Remember: in this case, only your fingerprints are the main proof of your guilt for the court.
And finally, about melee weapons. Forensic experts define melee weapons on a number of grounds. If some feature is missing, then the item is not recognized as a melee weapon.
Remember: you can store any edged weapon at home, in the garage, in the country.
It is a crime if you carry it with you or carry it in your car. A folding knife will be recognized as a melee weapon only if, after opening, the blade rests on the catch.
A knife will not be considered a melee weapon if the length of the blade is less than 90 mm and the thickness of the upper part of the blade is less than 2.6 mm. The hardness of the steel of the blade also matters, because it is included in the "set of forensic properties of the object." In melee weapons, the hardness must be higher than 42 Rockwell units. The units of hardness are designated by the Latin letters НRС and are written in any passport of a decent knife.
But it also happens that in the passports of knives, especially Chinese ones, the hardness of steel is greatly overestimated. For example, it says "56 НРС", but in fact there are only 40. Today there is a balisong knife on sale (it is also called a "butterfly"). Its blade retracts into a movable handle of two halves, hinged to the blade.
Be aware that balisongs from Korea are melee weapons, but from China they are not. The reason is the difference in the quality of the metal. So when you find a knife, do not rush to pay or agree to all the conditions, but see if you really have a cold weapon or not.
