What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Scottsdale, AZ
Hello all. I am new to he site and not sure if I am posting in the right place, but I didn't see anything other forum that would fit this question.
Ok, about 11 days ago I walked home from the bar down the street. I had drank a lot and was pretty drunk. Unfortunately, I blacked out most of the 15 minute walk. When I woke up, for some reason, I flipped out, and thought that I had done some unspeakable act, like kill, rape, or assault someone. I did however, wake up completely unharmed, not a scratch on my body, nor blood anywhere on my clothes or skin. There was no evidence and it seemed pretty obvious that I hadn't got into an altercation with anyone. I checked the local news and the SPD (Scottsdale Police Department) websites for any updates on crimes in that block and a half area. Nothing. I drove along the route that I take home the next day just to see if there was a crime scene. Nothing.
This has been going on for 11 days. I've checked everything 8 ways to Sunday, no missing person, no vandalism, no homicide, no dead body...nothing. Even with all this, I still have been obsessed with thinking that I did something, even though there is no evidence that I did. Anyways, to make a long story short, I saw a Psychoanalyst today and since I am an alcoholic or close too one, he said that it was all in my head....ect, ect, ect. I won't bore you with what we figured out.
Even though there is a 99.9% chance I didn't do anything and ended up just walked home, with probably zero interaction with anyone...that .01% is still screwing with my head.
It would make me so much happier if I could just go down to the Scottsdale Police Department, talk to a detective, and explain my situation, and see if he or she would be willing to humor me, and just give me the piece of mind that I need. It would make my day if they could look at me and tell me nothing has been reported that night, or any other night, and that I am not a suspect in anything. I know that sounds weird and I'm sure I sound like a nut case, but it really would give me piece of mind.
So this brings me to my question...
Would it be a good idea to do this? I am on probation for a non violent crime. I have been on probation for a long time, about 6 years. I will be done once I pay off restitution.
If I do talk to the detectives, would I have to tell my probation officer? I don't really mind doing that...that really isn't the issue. Is this something that I should bring a lawyer to or have a lawyer call about? I know nothing happened and this is really dumb to a normal person, but it would really mean a lot too me. However, I don't want them pinning other things that might have happened that had absolutely nothing to do with me. Or...should I just leave this alone and move on?
Please help. Thanks for reading.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Hello all. I am new to he site and not sure if I am posting in the right place, but I didn't see anything other forum that would fit this question.
Ok, about 11 days ago I walked home from the bar down the street. I had drank a lot and was pretty drunk. Unfortunately, I blacked out most of the 15 minute walk. When I woke up, for some reason, I flipped out, and thought that I had done some unspeakable act, like kill, rape, or assault someone. I did however, wake up completely unharmed, not a scratch on my body, nor blood anywhere on my clothes or skin. There was no evidence and it seemed pretty obvious that I hadn't got into an altercation with anyone. I checked the local news and the SPD (Scottsdale Police Department) websites for any updates on crimes in that block and a half area. Nothing. I drove along the route that I take home the next day just to see if there was a crime scene. Nothing.
This has been going on for 11 days. I've checked everything 8 ways to Sunday, no missing person, no vandalism, no homicide, no dead body...nothing. Even with all this, I still have been obsessed with thinking that I did something, even though there is no evidence that I did. Anyways, to make a long story short, I saw a Psychoanalyst today and since I am an alcoholic or close too one, he said that it was all in my head....ect, ect, ect. I won't bore you with what we figured out.
Even though there is a 99.9% chance I didn't do anything and ended up just walked home, with probably zero interaction with anyone...that .01% is still screwing with my head.
It would make me so much happier if I could just go down to the Scottsdale Police Department, talk to a detective, and explain my situation, and see if he or she would be willing to humor me, and just give me the piece of mind that I need. It would make my day if they could look at me and tell me nothing has been reported that night, or any other night, and that I am not a suspect in anything. I know that sounds weird and I'm sure I sound like a nut case, but it really would give me piece of mind.
So this brings me to my question...
Would it be a good idea to do this? I am on probation for a non violent crime. I have been on probation for a long time, about 6 years. I will be done once I pay off restitution.
If I do talk to the detectives, would I have to tell my probation officer? I don't really mind doing that...that really isn't the issue. Is this something that I should bring a lawyer to or have a lawyer call about? I know nothing happened and this is really dumb to a normal person, but it would really mean a lot too me. However, I don't want them pinning other things that might have happened that had absolutely nothing to do with me. Or...should I just leave this alone and move on?
Please help. Thanks for reading.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
