Title, I have for mental health calls
every day on this forum
"I have nothing to say"
Right to remain silent
5 words
no never interacted
Yes. One time in high school, I was at lunch, and I got up to get napkins (I think), and apparently, some of my friends looked up pornhub on my chromebook while I was gone.
Then apparently, someone's told the office that, for some reason, they told the police officer in our building.
Later on in the day, i got called down to the office, and I had to follow the police officer to the officer room thing.
Than I had to tell her the names of who looked it up on my computer (they were at my table and someone described what they looked like so I had no choice but to tell the officer who did it)
I didn't want to tell her the names because I didn't really want them to get in trouble because it was just some dumb joke but they got suspended because of it lmaoo.
Then apparently, someone's told the office that, for some reason, they told the police officer in our building.
Later on in the day, i got called down to the office, and I had to follow the police officer to the officer room thing.
Than I had to tell her the names of who looked it up on my computer (they were at my table and someone described what they looked like so I had no choice but to tell the officer who did it)
I didn't want to tell her the names because I didn't really want them to get in trouble because it was just some dumb joke but they got suspended because of it lmaoo.
R
Yes they dropped my charges since my record was clean and had me sign some papers they were kind
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No
Yes but charges were dropped. Even though the officer asked me some weird questions, he was really calm. It felt more like a normal conversation than an interrogation, meanwhile "conversations" with my parents feel like interrogations
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