Is it normal to worry about being in trouble with the police if you haven't done anything wrong

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Is it normal to excessively worry about being in trouble with the police if you haven’t done anything wrong.

I find myself comforted by security cameras and people being around me. I’ve never been on the radar off the police and never been stopped by them. I know I did some shoplifting some months back but that has been resolved since I paid the shop back and wrote them a sorry letter, they said they will not ring the police.

I’m worried of being accused of a crime I didn’t commit. Is this paranoia?

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IDK, there’s a million other bad things that could happen to you that you can worry about that are more likely to happen than being falsely accused by the police of a crime you didn’t commit. I’ve lived 61 years and never been falsely accused. None of my friends have told me they have been falsely arrested or accused of s crime, As long as you stay away from shady areas and shady people you should be in the clear.

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Police cars always slow down when they go past me lol. Im well known to them, due to past dodgy behaviour and section 136’s .

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Same here…the police know me well here, but they’ve never treated me bad, just always taking me to the hospital. I also participate in first-responder CIT (crisis intervention training) every year, so they know my story. It’s one of the very few good things about the mental illness, that I can help them respond to other patients better in the future…

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They’re the free taxi to the psych ward.

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Ive thought i was gonna be framed for a crime by the gov before.

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I used to call them to take me to the psyche ward but they told me not to.

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Weird, they told me I made the right decision. I just had a bad reaction to haldol and didn’t get hospitalized that time.

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