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Everyone has a different experience of dealing with the police, but there is a common element: it can be scary. There are a few pieces of advice you can follow if the police stop you. Here are some ways to increase your chances of a safer encounter with the police. The first instruction you will hear is to keep your hands visible.

It is important to keep this in mind throughout the interaction. During a police encounter, you may feel nervous, anxious, anxious or any combination of emotions. Consider why you might feel compelled to put your hands in your pockets, which a police officer might consider suspicious.

Whether you are innocent or guilty, always remain polite and calm when interacting with a police officer. To avoid misunderstandings, keep your hands visible. This is one of the most effective methods to ensure that your police interaction is a safe and calm experience.

If you don’t feel comfortable talking to them, answer their questions, identify yourself and let them know that you want to talk to your lawyer. By law, police officers should be respected and wait until a lawyer is present. If you think the police have done something wrong or mishandled the situation, tell them that you would like to talk to your lawyer and follow their instructions. There should be no circumstances in which you could argue with the police. Consider that resistance can lead to the official escalating the situation.

As a citizen, you have the right to remain silent unless a lawyer is present. By law, you may have to identify yourself. It is safer to remain silent than to argue.

No matter how long a police operation takes, one should not make sudden movements. Whether you are moving your hands or your whole body, you want to stay as calm as possible and make slow movements.

Officers are trained to respond to sudden movements. During the encounter with the police, the officers observe your body language and general tension. When you make a sudden movement, the officers react and the situation can escalate.

Never resist arrest, even if you are innocent. If you think the police officer did something wrong, ask your lawyer.

Remember that the goal is a safe encounter with the police. To ensure maximum security, you should always follow the police. After your interaction with the police, you can make a formal complaint to the relevant officer if he or she mishandles the situation.

Before sharing details of your police encounter with your lawyer, be sure to ask him or her for advice on what you should and should not say in public. What you say could be used against you in court. Ensure your safety during your encounter and minimize the risk of this use of your information by the court.

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