When can a police officer arrest a suspect in florida? when there is clear and convincing evidence that the suspect has committed a crime when there is a preponderance of evidence that the suspect has committed a crime when there is probable cause to think that the suspect has committed a crime when there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the suspect has committed a crime?

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Jazmine Adkins

Social Studies

27 April, 07:52

When can a police officer arrest a suspect in florida? when there is clear and convincing evidence that the suspect has committed a crime when there is a preponderance of evidence that the suspect has committed a crime when there is probable cause to think that the suspect has committed a crime when there is proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the suspect has committed a crime?

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Alicia Sloan · Answer 1

to think the criminal committed the crime

Branden Hernandez · Answer 2

I believe the answer is: When there is probable cause to think that the suspect has committed a crime

The probable cause would usually include solid signs that cannot be explained any other way beside potential crimes. Example of the probable cause include things such as, the sound of gun shots, the scream of distress, the smell of drugs, the sight of weapon, etc.