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I repeat NON-RP blogs. I'm curious where this fandom has run off to during my hiatus.

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Excerpt from Part One - Street Stops below:

Sometimes when police approach you, you may not know if one of the four exceptions applies. Interactions with police can be complex and stressful, and police are rarely clear about why they are talking to you, or whether you are legally required to engage with them. These 3 phrases can help you figure out what the situation is and help protect your rights during the interaction:

Am I free to go?

I do not consent to the search.

I would like to remain silent.

Phrase 1: “Am I free to go?”

In most circumstances, you do not have to interact with police and you may legally walk away. Asking “Am I free to go?” forces police to tell you whether they have a legal reason to make you stay, or whether they are simply trying to intimidate you into interacting with them.

Even if you are having a friendly interaction, police are constantly investigating.

Police may lie to you to obtain information from you: this is not unlawful.

Anything you say to the police could be used as evidence in court.

Under some limited circumstances, statements that you are required by law to provide, such as accident reports, cannot be used against you.

If you don’t like the questions that the police are asking, ask: “Am I free to go?”

If the answer is “yes”, you may leave.

If police keep talking to you anyway, ignore you, or say things like “I just have a few more questions”, repeat: “Am I free to go?”

If the answer is “no”, you are either being detained or arrested and have the following rights:

To know why you are being held;

To speak with a lawyer; and

To remain silent.

Keep in mind that “a single forceful act or word” from police may be enough to prove that you were not allowed to leave. Even if you are legally required to stay with police, there are limitations on police authority. For example, police cannot use the following harmful tactics:

Question you for an unreasonable amount of time;

Threaten to hurt you, kill you, or destroy your belongings;

Force you to have sex;

Interrogate you under conditions of duress (for example: if you are naked, cold, or have not slept);

Make you fear for your safety by following you around, talking to you, or watching you;

Draw attention to your gender, beyond necessary discussions (for example: where to place you in custody); and/or

Chain you up in an uncomfortable position or in a public place.

Long term solution: black, white & brown people coming together, respecting differences. Opening our eyes and ears to our neighbors, trying new experiences. We need more exposure to those not like ourselves.

White nationalists want to divide. We are better than that. We are a multicultural country. Our suburbs need to reconnect with our cities. We need to expose racism and misogyny every day.

and also apparently male bisexuality needs like, a full-on spot light somewhere bc these dudes are just like ‘I am straight but I’m having this in-depth naked sponge-bath fantasies. no homo’

girl’s friend: “wow.. thats so creepy…”