I’ve noticed that in every TV crime drama, whenever the police visit someone to question him or her, the suspect or witness always carries on doing their job - fixing an engine or mending fishing nets for example. In real life don’t people stop what they’re doing and concentrate on the questions? I’m sure I would be paying very close attention if I thought the police suspected me of a crime. But perhaps that’s just me and my guilty conscience …
Graham Bellinger, Hoole, Chester
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