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Old 02-08-2009, 01:04 PM
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Default Re: nsa spying on phone killing the battery

“ Originally Posted by brooklyn View Post

so wut i will juz listen in on them , its possible trust me cops are lazy and rely on illegal tatics and of course snitches wit out those two what would a cop do most of time it goes unsolved the feds should listen in on ther own corrupt pigs and im sure there would be some unbelievable stories to come out
tell mw how cops use illegal tactics? they dont do anythign illegakl because per say they were to find a coke bust in a vehicle. if they dont perform the search legally and get the search warrents for those items on the list they asked for on the warrant and than try to arrest the person for it, its actually a illegal search and seizure and the evidence become null in void and not able to be used in court. so cops arent going to break the law and mess up a case and their careers.
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