Felony Intent And 911

Summary

Expressing intent to commit a felony, even if to prevent it, can lead to criminal charges due to threatening behavior or conspiracy laws. Misusing 911 for non-emergencies is illegal. Seek help from mental health professionals or legal counsel.

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What will happen if i call * and tell them that i want to commit a felony
Hello ****, it's important to know that:
- Misusing * is illegal and considered a misdemeanor.
- Threatening to commit a felony can result in criminal charges.
- Law enforcement will likely intervene to prevent a crime.
Please refrain from such actions. Do you need help with anything else?
Would i really be misusing *? I want to prevent myself from doing it, thats why i would be calling them
Yes, misusing * includes non-emergency situations. The service is intended for immediate threats to life or property. If you need assistance, consider reaching out to a local non-emergency police number or a legal professional.
Will charges still be pressed if i say that I wanted to commit a felony, yet I wanted to prevent myself from doing it?
Charges may still be pressed if you admit to wanting to commit a felony. It varies depending on local laws. Could you please provide your location so I can give you more precise information?
I live in Brooklyn Park, MN
In Minnesota, confessing a desire to commit a felony can potentially lead to criminal charges, especially if the intent is clear. It's important to:
- Reach out to a mental health professional or legal counsel if you're facing such urges.
- Use non-emergency police lines for non-immediate situations.
How can confessing desire to commit a felony lead to criminal charges?
Expressing a desire to commit a felony can lead to criminal charges due to a few reasons:
- It can be considered a "threatening behavior".
- If the intent is clear, it may fall under "conspiracy to commit a crime".
- Specific laws in your area might apply as well.
But what happens when I say I was preventing myself from doing it, and that I felt that it was the best way to do that?
Even if you're trying to prevent it, expressing intent to commit a felony can still lead to legal action. It's suggested to:
- Contact a mental health professional for help.
- Consult with a lawyer before making any such statements.