US Customs Using YouTube Records To Examine Drug Smuggler's Death Threats
from the perhaps-YouTube-isn't-the-best-medium-for-death-threats dept
While Mexican gangs have been using YouTube to pass taunting messages back and forth to each other, it seems like that might not be such a wise idea. As with other cases of criminals using YouTube, only to have it backfire when that just made it easier to catch them, it appears that U.S. Customs Enforcement has executed a search warrant to get some information on supposed death threats sent via YouTube by a drug smuggler. It's unclear right now how useful the information from YouTube will prove to be, but once again this seems to suggest that rather than discouraging criminals from using YouTube, we should be absolutely encouraging it, to make it that much easier to catch and prosecute them.






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eejit criminales
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What does that mean?
I wonder what it's logo would be.....
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Criminals
Although more losers might commit petty crimes just to get their 15-minutes, but that's a risk I would be willing to take.
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This post contains information that could wind you up in jail.
(The above comment was in its entirity sarcasm)
(please don't flame me :)
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Pedren you are
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