Q: I'm meeting with a detective tomorrow regarding my ex who assaulted me. A lady I know who is coocoo called 911 on my ex
I know she told them it was me but it's her on the recordings. Can they know? How well do they listen to these? I figured she would HV checked that first
A:
Please be careful. Unless you are attempting to press charges on you Ex for assaulting you or abusing you, I would not talk to the police without a lawyer.
To answer you specific question: There is a way for an expert to determine if a voice on a recording is yours. The science has been around for years and is accepted in court. If you did anything wrong at all, or played any joke.
DO NOT ADMIT ANYTHING!
Also, Do not lie to the police. You should exercise your right to remain silent, if you have any concerns or have committed any crime.
BE SMART! BE CAREFUL! Do Not talk to the Police without an attorney present.
Kiele Linroth Pace and Penny Wymyczak-White agree with this answer
A: If you want to pursue charges meeting the detective is a great idea, If you do not want to arrest your husband I do not see any reason to speak to the detective .
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