Let's look at a situation. X has a dashcam in his vehicle recording. A drunken pedestrian runs illegally (no crosswalk/etc) in front of X's vehicle. X does everything in his power to avoid hitting the pedestrian but hits and kills him as X was traveling at a high (but legal) rate of speed. Dashcam can positively prove X's innocence. Police show up and attempt to question X.
What is X's best strategy in dealing with police?
1) Some lawyers advise never talking to police even if you're 100% innocent. Should that be the strategy? Should X not even tell them about the dashcam?
2) If X should not talk to police what's the "exact" line he should use to let them know he won't talk to them?
3) Does not talking or "cooperating" (as they would call it) increase the possibility of arrest in this situation?
4) Should X tell them he's innocent and inform them of dashcam's presence and tell them nothing else?
What is X's best strategy in dealing with police?
1) Some lawyers advise never talking to police even if you're 100% innocent. Should that be the strategy? Should X not even tell them about the dashcam?
2) If X should not talk to police what's the "exact" line he should use to let them know he won't talk to them?
3) Does not talking or "cooperating" (as they would call it) increase the possibility of arrest in this situation?
4) Should X tell them he's innocent and inform them of dashcam's presence and tell them nothing else?
Other Violations: Killing a Pedestrian / Dashcam / Police
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