Do not post ANY actual or speculative identifying information regarding this interview, case, or investigating agency. The date and location in the video's embedded title are in no way related to this incident or interview. Thank you for your cooperation. After a young girl was killed in a gang-related drive-by shooting, police worked night and day to identify the shooter and prepare the case for prosecution. Part of that job involved locating the weapon that was used. Watch as two police officers convince their interview subject that their conversation is not being recorded, and that no one would be able to find out that he cooperated with them. (There is, of course, more deception happening in this video. The focus here is on the overt, likely-planned deception regarding the recording.) *Because there seems to be some confusion about this: the title of this video is descriptive, and is not intended to suggest a value judgment. The legality of deception by law enforcement has limits, but the deception shown in this video is not only legal but an example of quality police work.