timberlea wrote:
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If an investigator were actually present, they would either see the PC in use or not. There would be no "investigational error".
So Joe, you harp about SC investigations and go on about errors as if the investigators have to be perfect. As in all walks of life there are good ones and a few terrible ones. In fact I can easily say there are "investigational errors" in every law enforcement agency. How can I say that? Because I doubt there is one agency with a perfect conviction rate. So why are you putting SC investigators to a higher standard than the FBI, DEA, LAPD, NYPD, or in my country the RCMP? They have all made investigational errors.
They are NOT "law enforcement" Timberlea.... and therefore, yes - they SHOULD be held to a "higher standard."
They're not trying to rescue hostages,
They're not saving a shopkeeper from robbers,
They're not protecting the public from rogue Moose,
They're not doing ANYTHING that would "endanger" anyone and,
They HAVE ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD TO "GET IT RIGHT."
Instead of making excuses for them, why shouldn't they be held to a higher standard?