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You live there. You're allowed to remove items from your own porch. I think the scenarios would be: 1) Cops show up and and say, "Hey, that was a bait package.
by function_seven 8y ago
You live there. You're allowed to remove items from your own porch. I think the scenarios would be:
1) Cops show up and and say, "Hey, that was a bait package. Can we get it back?"
2) Same as 1), plus USPS/FedEx/UPS would be unable to locate the tracking number.
3) Cops pull you over, thinking you're a porch pirate. You tell them where you live, and they regret the error, and ask for their bait package back.
(But these scenarios probably wouldn't happen in the first place. I assume that the chosen bait locations were done with the knowledge of the residents.)
- xkcd-sucks 8y ago4) Cops arrest and charge you with theft over $10000 (the tracker is overpriced), interfering with an investigation, and resisting arrest. You make a deal and plead guilty to resisting arrest in exchange for having the other charges dropped.
- wavefunction 8y agoIt could happen but is so unlikely as to be not worth considering.
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