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If he was arrested for burglarizing a mall he worked in, though, and you didn't have any evidence other than the claim of the arresting authorities that he wasn
by wwweston 9y ago
If he was arrested for burglarizing a mall he worked in, though, and you didn't have any evidence other than the claim of the arresting authorities that he wasn't merely present in the mall (as security guards are wont to be) where a burglary had taken place, you might be somewhat concerned.
- ajarmst 9y agoFair enough, but I don't think that the FBI conspires to frame people for crimes all that often, nor that many security researchers believe that they do. Also, the fact that a grand jury handed down an indictment indicates that there is evidence that will be shared at trial. Unless the grand jury is also part of the conspiracy, of course.