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Citicop
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That is a crime; harboring and aiding a fugitive and hindering prosecution...
Tell your friend to turn himself in. He WILL get caught eventually, and he's only making it worse... |
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Judge Dredd
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If you get caught, then yes. In most states that would be aiding and abetting. |
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markos m
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Yes, you'll find yourself in big trouble aiding a fugitive to escape. |
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Chuckles D
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I would bet you could. They will prosecute a mother who leaves food or clothes outside for her son, so they'll get you. |
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Slappy McStretchnuts
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you bet you can! Don't even THINK about it. Aiding and abetting, harboring a fugitive, conspiracy, etc. Unless you drive him straight to the police station! |
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Arizona Brit
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YES! Aiding and abetting an escaped convict |
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Calebs Mummy
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yes alot of trouble, cos it will be considered as aiding his running away from a legal thing |
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cyanne2ak
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Absolutely! You can be convicted of Obstruction Of Justice for one. You may also be convicted as an Accomplice to whatever crimes he has committed (including what he was convicted of, not just the escape). The best thing for you to do is to go to the cops NOW and tell them what happened. Cover your own butt NOW. |
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and,or,nand,nor
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Bottom line is that you MUST deny that you know anything about his record. If you are confronted by the law, You must comply or you are considered to be "aiding and abetting" |
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Sammyleggs222
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Yes...you can be an accomplice to the flight from justice.....think twice!
Hey if you really like and care for this person, you might be there roommate!!!! |
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Bruce LeBrun Jr,CPC
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Yes you will be arrested for guilty by association, you may not get the same length of punishment as your friend but you will spend time behind bars, or if it is a first felony for you, maybe long hours of community service. Your best bet is to avoid the situation. |
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jaypea40
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They ALL went on a lunch break? Where was the court officer? This guy escaped, period. He's adding time on top of time now. AVOID him! |
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Wraith95
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You can and you will. Either report him or dont talk to him at all.
It;s a felony BTW. It will ruin your day. |
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J M
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Only if your caught. its called Aiding and Abeding a criminal |
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goldensparkler61
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Yes you can get in trouble. Turn your friend in, it's called tough love. |
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Mary O
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Yes you will get in trouble its called harboring a fugitive. |
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steph
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yes i think you can .. as an accessory or somethign like that..
depending on what country you live in.. the punishment can be severe |
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LuLu
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Yes you can! Your like his accomplice |
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BrendaWise
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sure nuff |
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karli
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Yes, Dont have any thing to do with him, |
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You can go to jail for a long time. Call 911 and turn them in. |
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Larry m
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it's called aiding and abetting |
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Trollbuster
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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.
Here's a thought--find new friends that AREN'T losers. |
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MithrilHawk
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helping someone commit a crime is, legally, the same as committing the crime. |
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mmmporg
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yep yep yep!
If they don't know, they can't get cha! |
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ken y
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yes but you can still be pen, pin pals |
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Tori B
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oh yea you can and they're not gonna listen to excuses either, after you do that you're just as much a criminal as he as and i hope you like each other because you'll be going in together. |
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nickle
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yes she will be in trouble. they will get her on aiding and abeding |
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adam fine
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YES sir |
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mark j
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Yes you most certainly can get arrested. It's called aiding and abbeting. I think you need to find a new group of friends. |
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katiemmb
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yess! you were considered an assistant in an illegal act. you helped him get away your also in trouble...next time hun, dont help someone do somthing stupid! |
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