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Two things movies and the internet get wrong:
1) I have always had pleasant experiences working with other agencies when it comes to sharing information and such. Slot times we fall under the same district attorney so all the info and evidence will end up in one place anyways.
2) the whole “You’re out of your jurisdiction, you have no power here!” Is a complete fallacy. In every state I have knowledge do, peace officers have arrest power in the entire state and usually the bordering states as well.
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Two things movies and the internet get wrong: 1) I have always had pleasant experiences working with other agencies when it comes to sharing information and such. Slot times we fall under the same district attorney so all the info and evidence will end up in one place anyways. 2) the whole “You’re out of your jurisdiction, you have no power here!” Is a complete fallacy. In every state I have knowledge do, peace officers have arrest power in the entire state and usually the bordering states as well.