Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "J6 hostage interrogation released. It's so much worse than you think..." video.

First words are am I under arrest. If they don't answer yes or read you your rights, you're free to leave. They have no right to detain you. They bank on most people believing they have to stay. Then if they don't let you leave, you ask for a lawyer.
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 @shanepallette Nope. All of it was 100% allowed. Police are allowed to lie. About possible charges, about evidence, about pretty much anything.
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Yeah. Some of them talked about it. The more high profile ones were told to testify against Trump and they'd be let off.
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@yoyoma17 Nope. Not even a little. Police don't charge you. The prosecutor does. He can absolutely tell you what "possible" charges you could face, but it's not up to him. This is why understanding and knowing your rights is so vital.
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 @grimlocked2524 That's a trial when a lawyer leads their own witness to illicit a particular response. Has nothing to do with an interrogation.
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Nothing in this interrogation was unusual or illegal. I see a lot in the comment aren't familiar at all with our justice system. This is why I told my kids if ever detained ask first if you're under arrest. If they say "we're just talking" or some variation, get up and leave. If they don't allow you to leave the only thing out of your mouth is "I want a lawyer." They legally cannot ask you any questions. You still can talk and anything you say used against you, so shut your mouth. My father was a police officer and taught all 4 of us kids that.
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No they didn't. That was a pretty standard opening interrogation. They're allowed to lie. They don't determine charges. Know your rights because it's on you to exercise them.
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