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> "Is it worth the risk of ruining someone's life in order to save the lives of others?" If they have evidence of a plot, then they can act on that. But there
by vacri 11y ago
> "Is it worth the risk of ruining someone's life in order to save the lives of others?"
If they have evidence of a plot, then they can act on that. But there is no right for police to fuck up someone's life on the suspicion that they might do something (and in this case, something non-specific).
- personlurking 11y agoAnd more so, what is gained by having a relationship with Lisa versus merely infiltrating the group of friends on a long-term basis?
- jacquesm 11y agoI can see how being someone's boyfriend automatically comes with a higher trust level. But at the same time there really should be restrictions on the kind and severity of the invasiveness of undercover operations. You'd hope for some proportionality to the risks involved and this lady does not strike me as particularly risk-full with the data available, especially not if after 6 years of involvement they never found anything whatsoever to charge her with.