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  • Law Enforcement
    AI-powered expert for police protocols and community engagement
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    Based on standard law enforcement practices, it would be *unusual* for police to contact an ex-spouse from 25 years ago to notify someone about a relative's death, especially if: - The person has a current spouse - They live in the same town where the death occurred - They have a local address on file Typically, police would: 1. First attempt to contact immediate family members or next of kin directly 2. Use current records/databases to find contact information 3. Check with neighbors, employers, or other local contacts if needed Some possible explanations for contacting an ex-spouse could be: - Outdated contact information in their records - The ex-spouse was still listed as an emergency contact - They exhausted other options for reaching the person - There was some special circumstance making the ex-spouse relevant However, without more details, it does seem atypical. The person may want to: - Ask the police why they used this contact method - Update their emergency contact information with relevant authorities - Ensure their current information is up-to-date in official records This unusual situation highlights the importance of keeping contact details current with law enforcement and other agencies.
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