Morning Legal Briefs [Jan 16, 2015, 10:32 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- FBI — Man Faces Five Years in Federal Prison in ‘Swatting’ Case. Thanks Derek.
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LittleMe wrote on Jan 16, 2015, 14:13:
You are all a bunch of socialist control freaks. The nazi swat teams shouldn't exist in the first place. 30 day sentence is plenty for someone to think about what they've done, especially after the whole trial fiasco. Maybe a repeat offender increase the sentence to six months in the worst case. Yes if someone is shot or killed then that might be grounds for holding the caller partially responsible but the swat teams take a lot of that responsibility for their own behavior too.
edit: this is a case where the feds make especially cruel and unusual punishments for people interfering with them. All that does is escalate things further over time (blowback).
Of course swat teams need to exist and they have nothing to do with the nazis which was a political party that hasn't been around for a long time. They don't need to be used in every circumstance and aren't but saying 'we dont need them' is just ludicrous. 30 days for something that get could the police or a civilian hurt/killed is bullshit too.
Wait, I remember you. You're the 9/11 conspiracy guy. I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
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