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I'd like to learn more about this because it's genuinely interesting ... If you have a warrant for a building, or suite, and there's a bunch of little boxes in
by rsync 4y ago
I'd like to learn more about this because it's genuinely interesting ...
If you have a warrant for a building, or suite, and there's a bunch of little boxes inside ... what difference does that make ?
It seems to me that a savvy deposit box operator would create office space leases for every individual box such that you would have to enter a "premises" for each box, just as you would for individual offices in an office building ...
... or, at the very least, subdivide the box rooms such that every 50 boxes is in a different office with a different master tenant ...
- vegetablepotpie 4y agoThe Savviness of this safe deposit boxes owner was using their business to obscure crimes. Their legitimate customers got caught in the middle. If you’re looking at ways to prevent this from happening to you, the question is, would the FBI do something like this with the banks? The answer is no. They are much larger and politically connected than a private safe deposit company. I recommend checking out a video by Steve Lehto if you want to learn more https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt5g3g2JHpQ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lt5g3g2JHpQ Bottom line is that you do not have any real privacy in society. Law enforcement is willfully ignorant of constitutional rights, and when they overstep, they often get away with it.
- nullc 4y ago> Bottom line is that you do not have any real privacy in society. The only rights you have are the ones you are willing and able to fight for. "Always has been."
- nailer 4y agoMarx obviously inspired a huge amount of evil but had a quote saying something like this.
- hansvm 4y agoSteve Lehto's coverage explicitly called out that there's no meaningful difference between what happened here and a hypothetical bank. Perhaps they wouldn't target Wells Fargo, but vast amounts of wealth are held in many tiny banks.