I hate it when people touch/pick-up the murder weapon in movies.

[The Black Sheep]

It happens in so many movies. They find a dead body and just start touching and picking up the murder weapon without a care in the world.

Its so stupid because now your finger prints are all over it and detectives will think you did it. Or a witness will see you standing over the body while holding the weapon and will call the cops on you.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

It happens in so many movies. They find a dead body and just start touching and picking up the murder weapon without a care in the world.

Its so stupid because now your finger prints are all over it and detectives will think you did it. Or a witness will see you standing over the body while holding the weapon and will call the cops on you.

Cops testing cocaine with their fukking mouths is in this bucket of annoyance to me too

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Cops testing cocaine with their fukking mouths is in this bucket of annoyance to me too

Or they always touch the blood and rub it between their fingers.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Enter a darkly lit home where a suspected serial murderer might be hiding and don't call for back up, brehs.

 

[Still FloW]

hear a noise in the kitchen and not run away but go in and ask ''is anyone in there'' brehhhs

 

[Mr Clean]

Be a big titty white chick in a horror movie brehs

 

[hex]

It happens in so many movies. They find a dead body and just start touching and picking up the murder weapon without a care in the world.

Its so stupid because now your finger prints are all over it and detectives will think you did it. Or a witness will see you standing over the body while holding the weapon and will call the cops on you.

Eh....I feel you but at the same time a lot of writers that consult with law enforcement say they when asked how often fingerprinting actually happens, and how often it directly leads to an arrest. It's not nearly as effective/widespread as we think it is.

Fred.

 

[Absolut da poet ®]

Plot device

They have to advance the story with this person as a potential suspect

People please stop trying to apply logic to fictional stories ..lol

It's only entertainment

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Eh....I feel you but at the same time a lot of writers that consult with law enforcement say they when asked how often fingerprinting actually happens, and how often it directly leads to an arrest. It's not nearly as effective/widespread as we think it is.

Fred.

fukk that, why take a chance Reminds me when I was young, we were at at a family bbq, and my older cousin and few of us were smoking a blunt by his ride, he pops his trunk to show us some gats he had stashed in there on some look little homies, I'm a gangster talk. I reach and touch a nine mm laying there and he grabs my arm, nah homie don't touch that, u don't want your prints on this shyt. All serious.
I was like

 

[ORDER_66]

What's this a bloody knife with footprints, Lets go investigate.....

 

[hex]

fukk that, why take a chance Reminds me when I was young, we were at at a family bbq, and my older cousin and few of us were smoking a blunt by his ride, he pops his trunk to show us some gats he had stashed in there on some look little homies, I'm a gangster talk. I reach and touch a nine mm laying there and he grabs my arm, nah homie don't touch that, u don't want your prints on this shyt. All serious.
I was like

Nah I definitely feel you in real life, but in certain cases actors will touch random shyt in/around a movie/TV show crime scene. Not like it's scripted, they're just acting. Then later the internet, Twitter, whatever will be like "what if someone checks for fingerprints?" when 9 times out of 10 nobody would check any of that for fingerprints.

Not because they don't want to, but because it takes time/money, and the investigation doesn't always have that. So cops ain't running up on every crime scene like "dust everything for fingerprints!"

Fred.