It really depends on what other evidence teh police have. On the whole, I would say that the police are usually looking for a reason not to arrest you because that is easier for them, particularly when it is one person's word against another but if you are uncooperative, they will assume that you have something to hide. Generally, as a rule, I would say that if you are innocent, you should talk - if you are guilty, stay quiet.
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Date: 2012-01-30 12:57 am (UTC)Generally, as a rule, I would say that if you are innocent, you should talk - if you are guilty, stay quiet.