lordmanji
04-22-11, 07:49 PM
Has a supervising officer ever interrupted your interrogation of a suspect? For example, the interview is not going in the direction he likes or has another tactic he wants to try. If so, how did the supervisor do it?
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retdetsgt
04-22-11, 08:46 PM
I never had a supervisor around when I was doing an interrogation. If one did interrupt it, I would probably walk away and let him have it.
manahmanah
04-23-11, 02:13 AM
How is a supervisor going to know whether or not an interview is going right? They're too busy doing supervisor stuff. That is stuff you only see in the movies.
Blackgoat06
04-23-11, 09:55 AM
They're too busy doing supervisor stuff.
AKA drinking coffee
AKA drinking coffee