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Hi all
Got a very general question re making a statement to police around a traffic event (this is not about me nor is it an anti police post). So it goes line the line of: Police make a phone inquiry about an event (I think that is the term the guy I'm chating with used). They talked and now the police are going to send around a constable to have a chat. Now can anyone tell me what would happen and what could be asked etc. Anyone had this experience? UK
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Police event question (NSW)
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