Police want to me to charge a "grand theft auto" charge on someone who likely stole my vehicle. Even though this person is the prime suspect, I did not want to blindly and directly finger this person as the one who stole my vehicle because I did not witness this person taking my keys or the vehicle. I asked to file a "stolen vehicle report" and the initial officer on the case denied my request because it "is common sense that you know this guy took your car!", according to the officer. I waited until the next day to file a stolen vehicle report at the police station because of this officers conduct. Was this officer violating my rights? After all, I never actually saw this person take my car and no one at all had permission to drive my vehicle. Also, I feel they were trying to manipulate my speech patterns when doing the report. I also feel the officers were trying to place liability on me if the person was found innocent. Am I in the right in all of this? After all, I am being truthfu

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Clearwater, Florida

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I filed a "stolen vehicle report". I cannot get my report until a detective closes the case. I just want to be more prepared when he comes to talk to me. I wish not to be manipulated.