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Country Manager at International Security Association Nigeria - ISA, Switzerland,Head Security Infrastructure ALERZO

A person of interest is someone who has come to the attention of law enforcement officials in connection with a crime. This could be because they were seen near the crime scene, knew the victim, or have a criminal history. However, a person of interest has not yet been arrested or charged with a crime. Investigators will typically gather more information about a person of interest before deciding whether to pursue charges. Here are some of the reasons why someone might become a person of interest: · They were seen near the crime scene around the time it took place. · They have a history of committing similar crimes. · They knew the victim well. · They lied to investigators about their whereabouts or activities. · They have suspicious financial activity linked to the crime. It is important to note that being a person of interest does not mean that someone is guilty of a crime. Law enforcement officials investigate many people during a criminal investigation, and most of them are never charged. If you are ever contacted by law enforcement officials and told that you are a person of interest, it is important to be polite and cooperative. However, you should also consult with an attorney to protect your rights. You have the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. https://lnkd.in/dJZSRkpT

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On point! Nice one!

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