How police investigate child molestation cases - a former cop explains

In this video, a former police detective explains how cops investigate allegations of child molestation. In particular, he discusses so-called 'pretext calls' in which the alleged victim will call the suspect, with police secretly recording the call, and try to get the suspect to confess or make incriminating statements.

The message is clear for people suspected of 'lewd acts with a child' or child sexual abuse under Penal Code 288. Don't speak with the accuser and don't speak with the police. Only speak with a criminal defense lawyer. Most suspects help to seal the case against them by talking to the accuser or agreeing to submit to police interrogation.

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[kdryan]

Children generally do not lie about adult behavior.

[xjnine]

and by that i mean this is stupid and can hurt people

[barbarat]

It's so awesome that you profit from helping pedophiles get away with their crimes.