American police law enforcement idioms

I have been in America for more than four years. Do you have any experience?

Depends on what you mean.

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1. If you call 9 1 1, there is a big difference between 9 1 1 in the United States and10 in China. China people call 1 10, that is, hello and say something.

Moreover, when the American 9 1 1 is connected, he will speak first.

Please tell me your exact address.

(At least that's what the Washington police say. That's what I did when I called the police. )

Then you have to tell him the exact address first, and then he will transfer the police car around you to your side in a few minutes. Generally, if you don't scare away, in some crowded cities, police cars will appear in front of you in 20 to 30 seconds.

So it is more convenient for you to know the local address and report the case where you go to play.

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When the police enforce the law.

This is very complicated.

If it's a traffic violation, such as speeding, and you see a policeman flashing a light behind you, 1 just pull over. Never get off the bus. Fasten your seat belt and sit in the driver's seat until the police come and open the window to talk to him.

Say hello and good evening (I usually get caught speeding on my way to a party at night ...) and so on.

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3. If it is a major inspection, such as illegal immigration, criminal cases.

The police won't be as polite as above. Generally speaking, if you hear the police shouting

Freeze, freeze, stop, stop, etc. It's all to keep you still

Usually it means raise your hand, raise your hand, put your hand down ... put your hand down.

Like put the gun down, put the gun down.

Because this kind of arrest is usually to catch criminals, I guess you don't need it either

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The rest is hard to think about, because I didn't commit any crime ... I don't know. It's usually a small traffic fine, which is very polite.

Anyway, I suggest you remember the most basic sentence.

You can't speak English without English.

In this way, the police will know something about you.

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For example, it doesn't matter if you don't know anything when the police shout at you in an emergency.

Never explain it with thousands of strokes.

The easiest way is to keep saying no English, no English, and then squat down with your head in your hands. Absolutely no problem. The police can't watch you shoot like this because you didn't resist.

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If you know a little English, you must remember one sentence.

I won't say anything without a lawyer present.

Keep saying that.

This is the most basic attempt in America, because the police have tape recorders. Once you say something, don't think that the police can't understand Chinese. These are all recorded and can be used as various testimonies in the future.

Therefore, if you really commit any crime, don't say anything easily before meeting your China lawyer (if they find out that you are an English lawyer, tell them).

I need a lawyer from China. I won't say anything without my lawyer.

I need a lawyer who can speak Chinese.

Because seeing a lawyer shows that there are many situations, even if you really commit a crime, you can reduce the punishment to the lightest.

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I hope it helps you, hehe.

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Besides, where are you going? Are you coming to Washington? If I come to Washington at the age of 20, I will play together. Hehe, there are not many people in China, so there is nothing to play.

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Forget being over 25 ... We can't play with the generation gap.