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7. If someone is using my "property" (i.e., website) to commit a crime, I'd certainly help.....

Sat Jun 28, 2014, 08:04 AM

Jun 2014

...to prosecute him.

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Facebook: NYC prosecutors got data on 381 users [View all] Omaha Steve Jun 2014 OP

+1000 DeSwiss Jun 2014 #16

Especially if you are involved in disability fraud! Helen Borg Jun 2014 #17

Yep customerserviceguy Jun 2014 #26

If you post it on Facebook, it's fair game. Shrike47 Jun 2014 #2

It's not just postings. The warrant was for Private Messages too. thesquanderer Jun 2014 #6

And moral of the story is... customerserviceguy Jun 2014 #27

Damn Right They Should.... cynzke Jun 2014 #3

Nothing to argue about, prosecutors had a warrant groundloop Jun 2014 #4

Private messages, too? enlightenment Jun 2014 #10

So you think Facebook should be like a Swiss bank account? frazzled Jun 2014 #8

Actually, that's a very good point of hypocrisy. Trillo Jun 2014 #13

It's why Swiss bank accounts are Swiss, not American frazzled Jun 2014 #14

This message was self-deleted by its author Trillo Jun 2014 #18

The wealthiest can't hide finacial information... PosterChild Jun 2014 #19

It seems some secrecy still exists, Trillo Jun 2014 #21

Yes. Of course. They are breaking the law.... PosterChild Jun 2014 #22

The presumption of guilt in this thread is notable. Trillo Jun 2014 #9

One example Trillo Jun 2014 #12

More than half of the 134 defendants so far have pleaded guilty. (nt) PosterChild Jun 2014 #23

Disability fraud is big time crime.. PosterChild Jun 2014 #24

Millions, unless you are talking about several years worth Ash_F Jun 2014 #25