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To tell or not to tell?

Last activity 25 January 2013 by Seble82

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Seble82

I was wondering, hypothetically speaking, if someone witnesses a wrong being committed by an officer or civilian,say for example, a corrupt deal,threat,torture,intimidation etc.

How safe is it to report such incidences? I've read of witnesses being killed and failed witness protection programs.

I like to be prepared and know the right course of action incase such a thing happens in future(God forbid!).

Is it best to just stay out of it and not get involved or?

Seble82

thanks for inbox responses

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