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Originally Posted by mykalberta
Again, why does it take so long. If it some brutal killing with knife in the home then ok, but this seems pretty simple.
Group of brats near C Train station. Dude wont sell some strung out future drop in centre attendee some weed. Dude pushes chick to stop hassling him, she pushes back he dies.
Seems pretty simple to me, I guess I just dont have the level of education the cops have - oh wait.
Also, I dont take the train, I walk home so as to help combat the worlds evil global warming pandemic  I just want to know why these things take so long when act seems fairly straight forward.
Are there rules that you have to dust down every crime scene no matter how it occured?
MYK |
I would guess the police put a "brutal killing with a knife in a home" and "a strung out brat pushing someone into the train" under the same light. That they both get adequate investigation time regardless of the inconvenience it may cause some people. Plus each case may have it's own complexities and other factors that will dictate the length of the investigation.
Did this really take that long to investigate? I honestly don't know. It happened at 4:45pm and I get to that station at 5:05pm. I wouldn't expect it to be sorted out by then. Doesn't CP have any police officers or people affiliated with them that know what the process is? I am sure it is not a simple one that can be rushed. It's not as simple as "He was pushed under the train....Well, I'm going on break."