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> They could go after the leaders of the organized crime groups. I wonder why they haven’t. The standard approach is to charge the lackeys and have them roll o
by koolba 5y ago
> They could go after the leaders of the organized crime groups. I wonder why they haven’t.
The standard approach is to charge the lackeys and have them roll on their superiors. If the only threat to the lackeys is a slap on the wrist, they’re not going to rat out anybody.
- diogenescynic 5y agoConsidering consumer tech like Apple Airtags exist, it seems like it’d be easy to tag some frequently stolen goods and track them back to where they’re fenced and resold. They should punish the buyers of stolen goods since they obviously aren’t going after the thieves.
- thatguy0900 5y agoIt's these areas it's not politically possible to prosecute the thieves. How will it be politically possible to prosecute the people just buying groceries?