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You would think after like fourth or fifth IP search turned up this some bloody farm these guys might start questioning that result. I don't work in LE at all

You would think after like fourth or fifth IP search turned up this some bloody farm these guys might start questioning that result. I don't work in LE at all but if I was, and I was getting sent to the same damn house every other week for everything from drug trafficking to sex slavery I'd start raising an eyebrow whenever dispatch tried to have me go there again. I suppose they really can't just not go because of the gravity of most of those calls, but you'd think at least the stolen cellphone/car could wait until the morning.

manarth 10y ago
From the original Fusion article[1], it sounds like the local LE know exactly what's going on, but need to intervene with people who aren't local - FBI agents, federal marshals, IRS collectors, ambulances, police officers, etc: > “That poor woman has been harassed for years,” Butler County Sheriff Kelly Herzet told me by phone. Herzet said that his department’s job has become to protect the Taylor house from other law enforcement agencies. [1] http://fusion.net/story/287592/internet-mapping-glitch-kansas-farm/ http://fusion.net/story/287592/internet-mapping-glitch-kansa...