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Not Every Case Moves Forward—And Here’s Why

Before committing to a case, the police had to consider a few key points. The seriousness of the offense often came first. Violent acts or major financial crimes naturally got quicker attention. But even then, it wasn’t enough on its own.

The strength of the evidence mattered just as much. Hard proof—photos, reliable witnesses, or traceable activity—could tip the scales. If there was already a good idea of who was behind something and where they could be found, that helped things move faster. Legal boundaries also came into play. Without the authority to act, even clear cases stalled. These moving parts shaped what got priority and what got quietly shelved.

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