Hi all. I saw in a document that is talking about to "lineup" suspects in the police station.
Anyone that knows what does that mean? Also, I would really appreciate if you can provide a suitable Spanish translation for it.
Thank you!
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Hi all. I saw in a document that is talking about to "lineup" suspects in the police station.
Anyone that knows what does that mean? Also, I would really appreciate if you can provide a suitable Spanish translation for it.
Thank you!
A lineup is a police method used to help identify a perpetrator of a crime when they have an eyewitness. Several persons, one of whom is the suspect, are lined up in front of the witness (usually in a police station) and the witness is asked to indicate which person is the suspect.
I don't know what they call this procedure in Spanish.
Possibly: la rueda de sospechos; alineación policial
Great description Vicente!Quote:
Originally Posted by iyuanobi
In various parts of Latin America is called: "Rueda de reconocimiento" , (Although it's not a common activity in Latin America, they don't usually call the victim to identify the perpetrator.)
Reminds me of the movie: The Usual Suspects (1995) - IMDb
You can find the term "Rueda de reconocimiento" in the Argentinian article:
https://altapeli.com/peliculas/anato...os-de-siempre/