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It's more like hiding in a friend's attic to avoid being arrested and claiming you're being imprisoned.
by roywiggins 10y ago
It's more like hiding in a friend's attic to avoid being arrested and claiming you're being imprisoned.
- monocasa 10y agoEven if the government knew that said friend was there and spent ~£10M on 24hr security so that he couldn't leave without being arrested?
- FireBeyond 10y agoIf there's a warrant for your arrest, and law enforcement knows that you're in a location, do they a) wait for your departure of the location (when they can't, as in the case of an embassy, obtain a warrant to forcibly enter), or b) shrug their shoulders and wander off, and say "I guess you beat us this time", a la crossing the County line in the Dukes of Hazzard? Now, I will absolutely grant you that the amount of manpower and money spent on such monitoring is ridiculous. But to act as though the government is imprisoning him against his will by attempting to enforce a legal warrant is ... disingenuous.