OK you’ve chosen to live the hood life, you know; slinging crack with the occasional murder thrown in as needed. So one day “The Man” drops by and invites you for a little trip down to the Homicide department where he has a few questions he’d like you to answer. The Man asks you one or two questions and you immediately know this is bad news for you, big time.

Do you:

A. Say you'd like a lawyer present before answering any questions.

B. Know you can out smart The Man with your lies so start making up a story.

C. Just spill your guts when he offers you some lame hope such as “you really didn’t mean to shoot that 711 clerk last Saturday night during the robbery, now did you?”

I am amazed at how many of these idiots put the noose around their own necks. You would think they might do a little research, on their chosen career field, to get an idea on how to behave when the inevitable happens and they get arrested for a serious crime.

 

They have blanket representation by Louis Farakan, Al Sharpton, and Jesse Jackson. After they hit the media all these guys end up being choir boys mixed up in the wrong place at the wrong time while selling bibles!

 

those guys are idiots..from the moment they said you have the right to remain silent, I would say I would like my lawyer. whether I was innocent or not. end of sentence. the sad thing is, i guess, is that they will use your "right to remain silent" as a sign of guilt in the courtroom.