Police Investigation Delays Explained

Summary

Police may delay investigating a sexual assault case due to lack of evidence, resource limitations, or case prioritization. If concerned, consult a legal expert for guidance.

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How would the police of know if the the accuser is lying about sexual assault from the accused who is also her ex
To assess the credibility of a sexual assault claim, police may:
- Investigate the relationship history and context.
- Gather physical evidence, if available.
- Interview witnesses or individuals with relevant information.
- Review any available digital communications (texts, emails).
- Assess the consistency of statements over time.
It's a complex process, and each case is unique. Is there something specific you're concerned about regarding this situation?
Why would police not investigate or question the accused. It’s been almost 2 years
There could be several reasons why police might not have investigated or questioned the accused after two years:
- Lack of evidence or credible information to proceed.
- Case backlogs or resource limitations.
- Determination that the case doesn't meet prosecutorial guidelines.
- Change in priorities or focus within the police department.
Has there been any follow-up or communication from the authorities regarding this case?
The accused also has the police report. Is he lying
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It's difficult to determine whether someone is lying based solely on having a police report. The contents and context of the report are crucial. If you're concerned about the validity of the report or the investigation, consulting a legal expert or attorney might be beneficial. Is there anything specific you'd like to know about the police report or investigation process?