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I saw some proper thugged out guy in a lovely car stick his flashers on and burn the road up this morning. Surely all it would take is an iphone and twitted to get this guy in trouble? How are police dealing with this?
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opus111 posted:I saw some proper thugged out guy in a lovely car stick his flashers on and burn the road up this morning. Surely all it would take is an iphone and twitted to get this guy in trouble? How are police dealing with this? It's hard to parse what you're asking here, do you just mean that everyone having cameras would make it harder to have an undercover identity? I guess maybe but it's not like criminals have some sort of batman database that they can just cross reference every time they meet someone new to check if they're a cop. The odds of one person tweeting a picture that would tip anyone relevant off is pretty unlikely.
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Apr 7, 2016 09:04
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My post history could put me in the slammer, The Big House.
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Apr 7, 2016 09:05
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i cut my hair like elvis in case i get sent to the gaol
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ArbitraryC posted:It's hard to parse what you're asking here, do you just mean that everyone having cameras would make it harder to have an undercover identity? I guess maybe but it's not like criminals have some sort of batman database that they can just cross reference every time they meet someone new to check if they're a cop. The odds of one person tweeting a picture that would tip anyone relevant off is pretty unlikely. hmm I wonder how much crime organizations would pay for aretheyacop.com monthly memberships to view a database of police officer's pictures.
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Apr 7, 2016 09:25
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Lol if you think the mindless chatter of the masses conveys any useful information.
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Apr 7, 2016 09:25
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Bloodfart McCoy posted:What's the deal with people whipping out their phones and taking pictures of your car after you pull a dickish move? What do they do with the pictures? Is it meant to scare me into thinking they're going to show the police or something?
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Apr 7, 2016 09:26
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if they think a cop would give a poo poo. Is it meant to embarass me? They should be the one embarrassed driving 45mph on the highway.
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ArbitraryC posted:It's hard to parse what you're asking here, do you just mean that everyone having cameras would make it harder to have an undercover identity? I guess maybe but it's not like criminals have some sort of batman database that they can just cross reference every time they meet someone new to check if they're a cop. The odds of one person tweeting a picture that would tip anyone relevant off is pretty unlikely. Clearly you are not a high ranking criminal or you would know that a database like this exists in the deepweb. All law enforcement officers names and pictures are there, collected by moles or hacked. Whenever a guy rises in the criminal organization, background checks are made against this database. So even if you change your name and background, the badguys can still expose you by comparing your appearance or checking if you live on an adress marked as law enforcement
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I thought this was going to be about how it's probably tougher now that you have to have a social media presence for your u/c identity. Im sure even dealers have facebook. maybe especially dealers. so it looks weird when joe notacopipromise just joined fb a week ago and has four friends or w/e
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Apr 7, 2016 09:31
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holy poo poo op at least take the time to spell your title correctly
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drunk dog posted:holy poo poo op at least take the time to spell your title correctly Phone posting is horrible but sa is blocked at work...
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When people see someone breaking minor laws like that their first thought is "someone should report that guy", not "I should report that guy". You have thought this. Everybody has thought this. You won't take a picture of that guy breaking the law and send it to your local PD because that requires looking up how to do it and where to send it, as well as getting potentially involved in the ensuing legislature. It's enough of an inconvenience to you that you, and most people, are not willing to go to the effort even if it's the "right" thing to do, justified by mentally leaving the job for somebody else. That's why the magic of technology does not standardize vigilante tip-based justice, op, because the bystander effect is alive and well in 2016.
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Apr 7, 2016 10:47
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CJacobs posted:When people see someone breaking minor laws like that their first thought is "someone should report that guy", not "I should report that guy". You have thought this. Everybody has thought this. You won't take a picture of that guy breaking the law and send it to your local PD because that requires looking up how to do it and where to send it, as well as getting potentially involved in the ensuing legislature. It's enough of an inconvenience to you that you, and most people, are not willing to go to the effort even if it's the "right" thing to do. I've never thought this, what type of mark rear end bitch thought process do you think everybody has?
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opus111 posted:I saw some proper thugged out guy in a lovely car stick his flashers on and burn the road up this morning. Surely all it would take is an iphone and twitted to get this guy in trouble? How are police dealing with this? I'm confused about what laws you think this guy is breaking here? Maybe being black in your neighborhood or something?
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:I'm confused about what laws you think this guy is breaking here? Maybe being black in your neighborhood or something? ????
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Isaac posted:My post history could put me in the slammer, The Big House. I dunno why this is so funny to me but it is very funny.
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Apr 7, 2016 11:23
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:I'm confused about what laws you think this guy is breaking here? Maybe being black in your neighborhood or something? thug != black, sir. 
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Apr 7, 2016 11:39
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He wasnt a thug either. He was clearly an undercover cop. That was my wbole point in the op!!
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Apr 7, 2016 11:48
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Luxury Communism posted:thug != black, sir. Yea right, we all know what the OP was saying. He wouldnt be upset if it was a white guy.
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Apr 7, 2016 11:54
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opus111 posted:He wasnt a thug either. He was clearly an undercover cop. That was my wbole point in the op!! You said he was thugged out. And I'm just curious what law you think someone should report him for breaking?
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Apr 7, 2016 11:55
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op never said anything about reporting anyone, it's the weird guy that confessed to thinking about being a snitch 24/7 that brought it up
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SLICK GOKU BABY posted:You said he was thugged out. And I'm just curious what law you think someone should report him for breaking? I think you should read the thread again man.
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For the retards in this thread: OP saw a guy that looked like a common "thug" in a lovely car, who then turned on some police lights. Therefore the guy he saw was actually a cop. He is asking the question: with the technology that the masses have today, how is it possible for this guy to maintain his cover? You're welcome op.
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Apr 7, 2016 12:31
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because you cant browse cops.tumblr.com on burner flip phones, which the hood runs on
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Zzulu posted:Clearly you are not a high ranking criminal or you would know that a database like this exists in the deepweb. All law enforcement officers names and pictures are there, collected by moles or hacked. Whenever a guy rises in the criminal organization, background checks are made against this database. So even if you change your name and background, the badguys can still expose you by comparing your appearance or checking if you live on an adress marked as law enforcement I don't know if this is true but it sounds like it will be if it isn't already
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"Enhance". 
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the burners don't really help, by the way. i'm a radio guy and i listen to my city cops openly using stingrays to capture drug dealer metadata. "Pancho just called him, he didn't answer and called Carlos" "2 minute call to that Tiny guy a few minutes ago" narcotics got it going ON. they really are buttfucking everybody's privacy on the daily, no warrants needed and wont even admit the tool to do it exists
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If it wasn't cop he would have been yelling out "byatch" and doing weird poo poo with his hands, because that's what all the thugs do when the cops aren't around.
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Don't talk to cop. Don't make eye contact with cop. Don't exist near cop.
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quote:Melissa Boarts’s family was frantic to find her.
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It's all online now a-days. "Like share and subscribe if u love crimes"
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what about myspace?
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Criminals are real stupid, OP
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Megaspel posted:It's all online now a-days. "Like share and subscribe if u love crimes" Where's the like button I can't find it
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Jonny 290 posted:because you cant browse cops.tumblr.com on burner flip phones, which the hood runs on  Snitch and Save
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Scanwich.
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Jonny 290 posted:the burners don't really help, by the way. i'm a radio guy and i listen to my city cops openly using stingrays to capture drug dealer metadata. man that sucks I never hear the cops doing that on my scanner
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looks like everyone is heading over to the "clutching moan" thread. see ya all there!!
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