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It seems worth saying that in this instance a lot of the problem was that once it got into the hands of the prosecutors Comcast could not simply "just drop" the
by emodendroket 3y ago
It seems worth saying that in this instance a lot of the problem was that once it got into the hands of the prosecutors Comcast could not simply "just drop" the charges but only request that the state do so.
- dools 3y agoI actually think that a lot of the problem is the fact that "cable theft" is a class of crime all on its own! "Sometimes, operators turn on a signal by accident or forget to deactivate it after a tenant stops a cable subscription. People are liable for any services they use in this way and it is generally advisable to contact the cable company to report an unexpected cable signal" https://www.mylawquestions.com/what-is-cable-theft.htm https://www.mylawquestions.com/what-is-cable-theft.htm That's absurd, it can only be the result of corruption.