November 12, 2008
If I ring a locksmith to release me from handcuffs, Is he legaly bound to inform the police?
Damski007 asked:
Urgent response required, As the man in internet cafe is starting to look at me funny.
Urgent response required, As the man in internet cafe is starting to look at me funny.
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11 Comments on If I ring a locksmith to release me from handcuffs, Is he legaly bound to inform the police? »
November 15, 2008
stay_fan1 @ 11:25 am:
No, but he must take pix and post them to the Internet.
On the other hand, the doctor that gets the gerbil out…
November 18, 2008
Hammer @ 7:21 am:
No; nor is he legally bound to release you. He might just stick you in his van and take you to his secret room under his garage, making you his love slave.
November 19, 2008
CGIV76 @ 8:32 pm:
Most likely he would notify the Police immediately before he would answer the call.
November 21, 2008
Sam @ 11:19 am:
Does the police need to be informed? Which Internet cafe are you at?
November 22, 2008
Jack @ 2:12 pm:
Might be a good idea for him to inform the police. Better than being charged with aiding and abetting.
November 24, 2008
Eagle Woman @ 1:40 pm:
Stay Fan 1 should get the 10 spot. Who cares about the answer, get off here and grab a camera! Make sure to get the part when the police are chasing him. Wait a minute. What if this was a love game gone wrong? does he have a friend with him? Hurry with the camera.
November 26, 2008
blktan23 @ 4:10 pm:
no what do u thinnk they have professional standards??? buy one off ebay. good luck with urself
November 28, 2008
true_blue_canadian_copper @ 5:38 am:
lol.
All you need are some bolt cutters and a friend to help.
November 29, 2008
Brian C @ 8:07 pm:
I think it would depend on the circumstances. If a locksmith were called to a residential area to release someone from cuffs, say, in a bedroom, I doubt he'd have to inform anyone but his buddies the next day. If he gets called to a public place, it would be in his best interest to inform the police, because the person cuffed might be an escapee. Legally bound, in either circumstance? I doubt it, but he's opening himself up to criminal charges if he releases a suspect. If you haven't done anything wrong to be cuffed, call the PD.
December 2, 2008
Misty May Momo @ 2:31 pm:
Damski007 you don't need to call the locksmith. I have the key. I'll be back as soon as I find my whip.
December 3, 2008
Junior MR.T @ 12:08 am:
Yeah, my dad was in the same predicament as you. Only he wasn't concern about the police being notified.
His words to me was "Quick SON get me out! Your Mother's got my wallet with the CREDIT CARDS. We have to stop her!"