Police interrogations established belonging purely by neighborhood of residence

Evidence

Things don’t change. Like day before yesterday. We were sitting down on the steps talking with Joe and them. So here comes the police, coming down there messing with people. … “Where do you live?” they say. “Up on the Hill.” … He say, “Where do you eat at?” “Up on the Hill.” “Where do you sleep at?” “Up on the Hill.” … He say, “Where you get your mail at?” I say, “Up on the Hill.” He say, “Well don’t you think you ought to be getting up the Hill right now!” … So we went up the Hill. — Lyn H. Lofland, World of Strangers_ Order and Action in…, 520

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• CANDY: A deadpan real-life exchange: the taunting interrogation about mail delivery ends ‘don’t you think you ought to be getting up the Hill right now.’