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Don’t call it seizing then.
by netheril96 4y ago
Don’t call it seizing then.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- bryanrasmussen 4y agoobviously if they call it seizing and are willing to make the case in court that they had it seized, then the 'stealing' of it is a separate crime that probably has even worse penalties given that the argument would be it was stolen from government secured storage. Which I guess would make for an interesting case. If they don't charge for another theft then it would be obvious that they don't believe enough in that they had it 'seized' and that what happened was a 'theft'. on edit: I guess I need to go find it on archive.org to figure out if that has happened or not though.