A couple of weeks later, she returned from work and found a note sticking in her door from Aurora police, asking her to go to the station.Sticky note to self: If The "Only Ones" ever leave an invitation to come visit them, do not comply. If they persist, decline to speak to them.
Flores complied -- and was caught off guard when the officer read her Miranda rights, then asked her to confess to using a stolen credit card in five different transactions that totaled close to $240.
Do all your talking to your attorney.
[Via Mack]
Any bets on whether the cashier was the one recording credit card numbers then making purchases?
ReplyDeleteOf course, they went after her. She didn't pose any physical threat to them and so she was safe to abuse. The DA had to know he had a bad case with bad police work. He just didn't care, another conviction is a step closer to the governor's mansion.
I hope the woman can make them very sorry for their malfeasance.