67. The tough part is when you think you are being asked to help and dont think
it is related to you. For example, a police officer comes to your door and says that something happened in your neighborhood and wonders if you saw or heard anything. Your cooperation here may be used against you. There was a case like this near Seattle decades ago. The man didnt guess that he mite be suspected. He told the police what he heard and saw and ended up in prison for life. I think he later got released.
It is easier to remember to ask for council when you think you are a suspect than when you think you are just helping out.
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