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* ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'': Officer Jenny of Cerulean City accuses Ash and Brock of being the culprits behind a store robbery (it's actually [[TerribleTrio Team Rocket]]) and invokes this trope to justify her suspicion. Ash and Brock prove their innocence with their ID items (a Pokédex and a Gym Badge).
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* SubvertedTrope in ''Film/{{Taxi}} 2'' where the police thinks this, which ends in a large GIGN team (the French equivalent to a SWATTeam) FastRoping and giving quite a scare to the two youth breaking into a warehouse (that the {{Yakuza}} had been using as a staging area but had vacated when their crimes had been accomplished), whose decision to steal a few home electronic goods for some quick money ended up (from their perspective) an UnintentionallyNotoriousCrime.
* ''Film/{{Insomnia}}'': Detective Dormer has specific information leaked to the press about the number of items found in connection to the murder of Kay so that the killer will go back to the cabin where he murdered her to remove more evidence. The cops are waiting for him (having already discovered the cabin through Kay's journals), but they didn't know that there was an underground passageway beneath the cabin which then allows the killer to get away.
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* ''Film/{{Gothika}}'': Discussed and defied when someone asks one of the killers why he didn't go back to the crime scene to remove evidence once his partner in crime was out of the picture. He responds that this is the fastest way to get caught and it's smarter to "let the dust settle". [[spoiler:Of course, as the town's sheriff he should know this.]]
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