Summary of Laura Coates's Just Pursuit
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Book Preview: #1 The office wanted to ensure there would be no technicality in prosecuting Shawn, who was notorious in the police department. The victim’s testimony was required to be short and sweet, but the immigration issue was irrelevant and required alerting the federal marshals.
#2 I was assigned to arrest Manuel, and when I went to meet him, I realized that the only picture I had of him was the one taken when he was detained twenty years ago. I tried to arrest him calmly, but he smiled and nervously shook my hand.
#3 The head of security stopped the elevator as it was about to take me down to the lobby. Ms. Coates, right. he asked. I understand that there is an individual here today with an active warrant. Is that right. I nodded. I’ll take care of it. You don’t have to be involved.
#4 I had to inform Manuel that he would be arrested by ICE agents. I had been trying to stop it, but I couldn’t. The security guard next to me wouldn’t allow him to leave.
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#1
The office wanted to ensure there would be no technicality in prosecuting Shawn, who was notorious in the police department. The victim’s testimony was required to be short and sweet, but the immigration issue was irrelevant and required alerting the federal marshals.
#2
I was assigned to arrest Manuel, and when I went to meet him, I realized that the only picture I had of him was the one taken when he was detained twenty years ago. I tried to arrest him calmly, but he smiled and nervously shook my hand.
#3
The head of security stopped the elevator as it was about to take me down to the lobby. Ms. Coates, right. he asked. I understand that there is an individual here today with an active warrant. Is that right. I nodded. I’ll take care of it. You don’t have to be involved.
#4
I had to inform Manuel that he would be arrested by ICE agents. I had been trying to stop it, but I couldn’t. The security guard next to me wouldn’t allow him to leave.
#5
I had to help arrest a man who was about to be deported.