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I'm not sure you have an expectation of privacy with stolen goods. Booby traps causing injury are illegal everywhere. Calling a smell a "chemical agent" is ju
by LanceH 8y ago
I'm not sure you have an expectation of privacy with stolen goods.
Booby traps causing injury are illegal everywhere.
Calling a smell a "chemical agent" is just inflammatory. Everything is a chemical, sure, but there is no chemical reaction involved here. Would you call perfume a "chemical agent"? It's just something that smells bad.
The only danger would seem to be getting glitter in their eyes.
- Jernik 8y agoSomeone could be allergic to this stink bomb, I know that it's unlikely, but you still have to consider that when thinking about possible liability issues
- mmcwilliams 8y agoMy intention isn't to be inflammatory, but booby-trapping an aerosol spray can to release a spray designed to make someone uncomfortable just isn't a smart thing to do. Even if you think you're getting one over on a thief. If someone designed a trap to spray perfume on an unsuspecting person, I would describe it similarly.
- caf 8y agoIt doesn't seem all that different to cash dye packs, really.