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To: Psalm 144
Call me a cynic, but I think it's entirely possible that some policemen leaned on some reliable crooks to help them get evidence against a suspect that they couldn't secure a warrant against:

"We burglarized a house, officer, and stole these CD-ROMs of all unlikely things and we took them straight home and looked at them and found that kiddie porn you told us to find... Er, I mean, we found kiddy porn on them so we did the Christian thing and turned ourselves in so you policemen could catch that bad man! So now you're going to look the other way on that illegal chop-shop we were running out of that phony auto repair business where we had all those stolen cars, right?"

Right.

The ATF does stuff like this all the time, as you might have heard recently.

35 posted on 10/07/2011 12:04:15 AM PDT by The KG9 Kid
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To: The KG9 Kid
Your theory makes some sense, because blank CD ROMS are very inexpensive, while the burglars didn't touch the expensive computer and accessories. Hmmm...

And the kids say they broke in specifically to steal 'empty' CD ROMS? What made them expect to find a huge stack of CDs in the first place? Sorta like stealing paper plates and leaving the sterling silverware alone.

38 posted on 10/07/2011 12:55:26 AM PDT by ARepublicanForAllReasons (Crony Capitalism & Union boot-licking Marxist politicians are our undoing.)
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