Do American police use cork boards with evidence on it like in the crime movies?
Has any police department ever really used one of those bulletin boards with all of a case's evidence posted on it, like in the movies?
Why would cops plant evidence? What is police paperwork? Do the police really hire consultants to help with cases? What was the most interesting police case you have ever heard of? What are some examples of police misconduct? If a police officer wrongly arrested someone based on false testimony could the department be sued? What is a police warrant? How often do police officers purposely alter the details of their confrontations while documenting the facts? Are Crime Patrol's episodes based on real issues? How do they get all the details of such issues? Have popular police procedurals like Law and Order made it harder for police to browbeat suspects into tactical errors? If a police department is aware of a crime are they required to investigate? How common is police misconduct in the United States? Was the Gestapo the only agency in Nazi Germany that had warrant discs, or did the Kripo and SD also have them? What kind of psychological testing do the police take? Does it cost to make a police report? How accurately does Brooklyn Nine-Nine depict police procedures? Can a traffic police act as witness in a case? What is the most interesting investigation done by any police personnel? What do law enforcement officers wish more people understood about cases where an officer is accused of excessive force? Did crimes shown by Savdhan India, Crime Patrol, and other similar shows real? If a police officer threatens you to file a false case against you can a voice recording of the incident be used in court? Police and Law Enforcement: How do detectives carry out a crime scene investigation? What would happen if an entire police department was oppressing the rights of a citizen? Do police departments use psychological testing to screen out psychopaths? Does the fbi investigate crimes like homicide and aggravated battery? What do police officers think of S.H.A.R.K.'s last video of the New York Police pulling them over? Is one eyewitness enough evidence to charge a person with a ticket or a civil infraction in the state of Michigan? What's with the police departments putting up all these hidden surveillance cameras in town? Do police departments screen applicants psychologically? What are the best ways to write evidence at a murder scene so that law enforcement are misled?