Fleeing The Scene of The Crime vs. Staying To Report It. Urban Therapy with Sun.

It's not always in your best interest to stay and talk to the cops. It's not always a good idea to tell what you know, or what you've seen. Even if you are a good Samaritan, you might  get yourself else in trouble by telling what you have seen, even if you're not associated with a crime, or an offense. Have you ever been with someone who broke something by mistake and y'all had to make the decision to act like neither of you did it, rather than to explain what really happened? Could itt be that reporting it now could mess up future contracts? In your mind, that may have been the consequence, so you opted to flee the scene. What about when you witness someone get seriously hurt by another person? Let's take a domestic violence situation. Would you call the police if you heard, or saw your neighbors physically fighting? It's a judgement call sometimes, as bad as it is. You might have to look the other way. You might have to call the cops. There can be a lot of grey area when it comes to that. Let's talk.

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