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I'm assuming that international law doesn't give the aggrieved enough chance of success at a low enough expense to make it practical to pursue legal options. Th
by TehCorwiz 3y ago
I'm assuming that international law doesn't give the aggrieved enough chance of success at a low enough expense to make it practical to pursue legal options. There's no reasonable way to act on this information unless you're John Wick. Once the car is in Dubai it's going to leave the thieves' hands quickly. So, why would they bother scanning for bugs that lead to nothing?
- andy99 3y agoIf this is the case I'm thinking of, they basically tracked it on the train to the port in Montreal. They knew where is was the whole time and police just didn't care. So it's not international law, it's disinterested local authorities.
- morkalork 3y agoCoke comes in and cars go out and it'd been like that for ages. The port is run by the local mob in a way that makes season 2 of The Wire look like a documentary.
- WhackyIdeas 3y agoOh God, what a fantastic show.