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dixiegrrrrl

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2. Well, that and him scoping out one woman's block.

Tue Mar 12, 2013, 11:51 AM

Mar 2013

They said he looked up potential targets on a restricted law enforcement database,
searched the Internet for how to knock someone out with chloroform,
and showed up on the block of one woman after agreeing to kidnap her
for $5,000 for a New Jersey man, now awaiting trial.

Thank god most people do not know anything about erasing their cyber tracks.

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Unauthorized access to the police database is probably what did him in Renew Deal Mar 2013 #1

Well, that and him scoping out one woman's block. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2013 #2

In a prior thread, I wrote that that would be the turning point--if the prosecutor could prove msanthrope Mar 2013 #7

I remember someone making that specific point Renew Deal Mar 2013 #9

The 'harmless fantasy' defense will only take you so far. If this cop is smart, he'll get msanthrope Mar 2013 #10

cooked - that's nice AngryAmish Mar 2013 #12

Don't you mean "well done?" nt msanthrope Mar 2013 #14

That will warn others from cooking up some similar scheme. loudsue Mar 2013 #3

lol Renew Deal Mar 2013 #6

To Serve and Digest. nt geek tragedy Mar 2013 #4

lol Renew Deal Mar 2013 #5

oh my In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #13

When this guy said he wanted to serve the public on his police application, msanthrope Mar 2013 #8

His goose is cooked SummerSnow Mar 2013 #11