Wroblewski began to describe "Amok" as a "road map" to a crime, but some authorities objected that he was pushing the investigation in a highly suspect direction.
Police said the woman, who is in her 60s, asked the suspect for directions around 6 p.m. March 14 before he "lured" her into a secluded emergency exit stairwell at the station.
Residents in the neighborhood immediately pointed out the suspect's direction, and police set up a perimeter, Glendale Police Lt. Ian Grimes said.
Similarly, we suspected friends giving directions by phone of dementia and highway engineers of sadism.
This may have just been a bad night, but I suspect the music direction may have played a part in it.
A five-car "surveillance box" operation that has cars ready to inconspicuously tail a suspect in any direction--the standard procedure recommended in law enforcement manuals--costs $275 an hour, according to Soltani's and Bankston's estimate.
But, announcing the arrest of two men, Assistant Commissioner James Malizia said that the suspects had received "direction and guidance" from "Al Qaeda elements" located in Iran.
Assistant Commissioner James Malizia said that the two suspects had received "direction and guidance" from "Al Qaeda elements living in Iran," but that there was no evidence that the effort had been sponsored by the government of Iran.
As my train pulls off in its direction, I suspect traces remain.
You ache for an assurance that you're pointed in a purposeful direction, but suspect that you're going nowhere fast.
It can be a matter of noticing how they, perhaps unintentionally, pushed a suspect in a false direction or contaminated an interview — and not wanting to do it again.
