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| | | | Re: What To Do If You Find Something Bad? < Reply # 4 on 11/6/2018 6:03 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Aran Depends on just how bad it it. Human corpse? Anonymously report it to the police, giving their family closure is more important than keeping a location secret. Additionally, anything that presents a threat to public safety would be anonymously reported- severely damaged drains, explosives, and extremely hazardous chemicals are all things that should get anonymously reported. Anything less serious is just something to walk away from.
| Anonymously? No. Man up. For active crimes tell them who you are and what you know real time. Fires, arcing HV lines same thing. Bodies same thing. Most LEOs will appreciate the help and not charge you*. On active military sites; you better get the fuck out most riki-tick. What were you thinking? As for chemicals, explosives whatever, walk away. Don't be a fucking kill joy.Anonymously, lol, you may discover there's no such thing except in your mind. Don't dime yourself out for nothing. *blackhawk assumes no responsibility if it all goes fubar and pukes all over you because of your lack of wherewithal, bad timing, or god awful bad luck.
| Just when I thought I was out... they pulled me back in. |
| Aran
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Huh. I guess covid made me a trendsetter.
| | | Re: What To Do If You Find Something Bad? < Reply # 8 on 11/6/2018 8:43 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by blackhawk
Anonymously? No. Man up. For active crimes tell them who you are and what you know real time. Fires, arcing HV lines same thing. Bodies same thing. Most LEOs will appreciate the help and not charge you*.
| Depending on the sensitivity of the location, being charged is a risk I'd wager most of us are unwilling to take, at least for reporting something that isn't time sensitive like a body. A fire or arcing HV lines, on the other hand, are something you can plausibly see from the edge of the property in most cases, so you don't have to report it anonymously if you just say you saw it from the street. Posted by blackhawk As for chemicals, explosives whatever, walk away. Don't be a fucking kill joy.
| Depends on the chemical. If it's a massive leaking petroleum tank right next to a creek, you bet that needs to be reported- oil spills can devastate the local ecosystem. By that same token, some industrial sites may contain hazardous chemicals if the owners didn't properly clean up after themselves, paper mills being an easy example. Most chemicals you can walk away from, but there are some that are dangerous enough that it's too risky to leave them to rot. Lastly, explosives may be rare, but it's not unheard of to find old dynamite sticks in mine shafts, or hand grenades in the abandoned home of a souvenir- taking veteran. If you leave it, maybe it'll be fine and never detonate- or maybe some kids will sneak inside the house to goof off and not recognize the danger. It's up to you if you're willing to live with that possibility.
| "Sorry, I didn't know I'm not supposed to be here," he said, knowing full well he wasn't supposed to be there. |
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