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| Subject: Police encounter |
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When I was in Canada about a year ago I did something I regret. I was visiting a friend of mine who I hadn´t seen in a while and we got very drunk. We got kicked out from a club and i was taken in custody by the police over night. They took my name ,date of birth and country of citizenship (Finland). I was released the following morning.
I wonder if I´m able to get back in to Canada again after this or if I´m "labeld for life".
//Anders Svensson
[27-05-2007,14:53]
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Anders Svensson |
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(in reply to: Police encounter)
if no formal charges were laid, I believe you have been forgiven and we will let you come back :)
[27-05-2007,16:12]
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sharon |
(in reply to: Police encounter)
You were not convicted of anything so you should not have much problems.
[27-05-2007,23:46]
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Anonymous |
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Was there any trial?
A person is innocent unless he is found guilty by court.
And why exactly did police take you? Being drunk is not a crime in itself. Driving drunk is a crime, attacking someone is a crime, etc.
If they just asked your name, date of birth and citizenship, but did not make copies of your documents (passport, driver´s license, etc.) it is unlikely that they have file on you.
[28-05-2007,00:46]
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Nikolai |
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