Re: So somebody I thought was a friend........
Well, it would only be normal police procedure if those people would have had legitimate reason to use the code recently, so they could be eliminated as suspects if their print turned up -- not the other way around. If they haven't had legitimate reason to use the code recently, asking for their prints is tantamount to accusing them of breaking in.
If the police are interested in figuring out who did this, tell them who did know the code, and let the police do your dirty work. Tell your friends in an offhand way that the police asked you who knew the code (which they ought to do as part of normal police work) and that you indicated that they did (also normal), so the police might contact them (also normal), and drop it. If I was in your friends' position and I had done nothing wrong, I'd be happy to help out when a cop called trying to help my buddy get his stuff back.
Originally posted by BureOne
If the police are interested in figuring out who did this, tell them who did know the code, and let the police do your dirty work. Tell your friends in an offhand way that the police asked you who knew the code (which they ought to do as part of normal police work) and that you indicated that they did (also normal), so the police might contact them (also normal), and drop it. If I was in your friends' position and I had done nothing wrong, I'd be happy to help out when a cop called trying to help my buddy get his stuff back.
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