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NotWhoYouThink

@charter.com

I think it's okay.

As long as they're doing to protect their own property, why shouldn't they be allowed to get that information?


roymustang
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join:2002-01-12
Cincinnati, OH

Because they intruded on someone else's privacy and property to protect their property. This isn't the same as a homeowner shooting a burglar in their own home. If they wanted or needed this evidence, the place to go would be the courts.



Rogue Wolf
Ate Your Homework, And Framed The Dog

join:2003-08-12
Troy, NY

In the context of your example, this situation would be more like me hiring a neighborhood kid to break into your house to see if you stole my blender. Not only would both I and the kid face charges, but the evidence of the stolen blender would be inadmissable in any court, as it was acquired illegally.

I guess when you've got the cash you play by a separate set of rules, though.


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