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To: buzzyboop

Isn't this against the law? When E911 was introduced to Indiana, it was strictly forbidden to use this service for tracking of anyone other than a victim in need of emergency care. If I remember correctly, it couldn't even be used to track down criminals unless there was someone involved in a kidnap/hostage situation.

How does this come anywhere close to legal?


3 posted on 08/23/2005 10:39:48 PM PDT by GovGirl (Newsweek lied, people died...can we make that into a t-shirt?)
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To: GovGirl

Thats what they told you, what they do is another thing all together.


6 posted on 08/23/2005 10:43:54 PM PDT by vrwc0915
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