seamusTX wrote:When surveillance video clearly shows the face of the "suspect," there is a chance that some acquaintance (including cops and jailers) will recognize it.
Otherwise, in a city the size of Houston, if they say they are looking for three black men, three white men, or three Hispanic men, that narrows it down to about half a million each. Even if the robbers were three Asian women, there would still be several hundred thousand suspects.
I've said this before: race is not a simple matter of black and white. There are many mixed-race people who cannot be categorically identified by race.
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- Jim
Surely, you are not suggesting that the gangsters could be any three of the 4,000,000 residents of the nation's 4th largest city?
If there is no visible indication of their ethnicity (I didn't say race), there were certainly sounds made, orders given, expressions used, dialects, etc., that would provide some indication of...whatever.
I'm glad I don't have to be out at night in Houston or its environs.