Hang up the phone immediately. In Arizona, as well as several other states, the law allows a phone call to be secretly monitored and recorded if one party to the call consents. It has become a go-to police tactic to have your accuser call you with questions that the police themselves have prepared. This is known as a “confrontation call” and is very common in sexual misconduct investigations. Anything you say during this type of call can come back to haunt you later on. If you even slightly suspect that you are on the receiving end of a confrontation call, hang up the phone immediately and call a lawyer experienced in handling these types of cases. Don’t answer any calls from a blocked or restricted caller ID and refuse to pick up calls from any phone number you are unfamiliar with.