Is there anyone that is from Massachusetts that knows about constables?
Say someone just invited me along for a ride along type thing. he is going to arrest some woman (but also a Boston constable will be present since he is not a Boston constable) to bring her to court to pay the judge for some small claims stuff. He needs a female to search that woman he is arresting. Seeing as though I'm not an authority figure, just a "normal" person, is it legit to ask ME to search that woman after she is cuffed?
This is a theory I came up with for him asking me instead of an authority figure: Since it's a business that he owns (but he says he is appointed by the mayor in his towns), and since maybe he doesn't NEED a female constable (or whatever?), he asked me so that he doesn't have to pay me as much since i'm not an authority figure?
This is odd.
Will I get in trouble if I do this "ride along" thing with him and search that woman? He said I'd have to go to the court with them, but I wouldn't have to stand up, I'd just have to sit with them off to the side or in the back...
Say someone just invited me along for a ride along type thing. he is going to arrest some woman (but also a Boston constable will be present since he is not a Boston constable) to bring her to court to pay the judge for some small claims stuff. He needs a female to search that woman he is arresting. Seeing as though I'm not an authority figure, just a "normal" person, is it legit to ask ME to search that woman after she is cuffed?
This is a theory I came up with for him asking me instead of an authority figure: Since it's a business that he owns (but he says he is appointed by the mayor in his towns), and since maybe he doesn't NEED a female constable (or whatever?), he asked me so that he doesn't have to pay me as much since i'm not an authority figure?
This is odd.

Will I get in trouble if I do this "ride along" thing with him and search that woman? He said I'd have to go to the court with them, but I wouldn't have to stand up, I'd just have to sit with them off to the side or in the back...
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