If I'm being investigated for a crime can I run away to

>>17209391
You might get away for a while. But the minute you get a job (SS#) or use a credit card or take money from a bank, or get pulled over for speeding, the local cops will routinesly check you against the national database.

Depends what they've told you and how involved you are with the investigation. It's quite possible you can just say nothing and leave. You don't need to "run away". Just get a job and move on somewhere else and refuse to get in contact with them unless you're forced to.

It might not look good if you do eventually get charged, but maybe you haven't got anything to lose. If they had serious evidence against you they wouldn't be giving you the opportunity to leave.

>>17209391
Just turn yourself in, pedo. The streets and kids will be safer with you in jail.

>>17209391
What did this hypothetical person do?

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>>17209391
ok OP, what'd you do? inquiring minds want to know

also why didn't you have a fake ID and passport stashed for this eventuality?

>>17209641
They just said they would call me to schedule with an investigator and they called me a few times and I said I want to talk to a lawyer first