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Pirate radio stations have been operating for a while and people are rarely charged with a crime. This guy from Corpus Christi handled it like hell. When he tal
by cbryan 17y ago
Pirate radio stations have been operating for a while and people are rarely charged with a crime. This guy from Corpus Christi handled it like hell. When he talked to the FCC agent he admitted that he was running the CB station. The agent never had to enter the house to prove it, this guy was free and clear until he said 'yup, that's mine alright'.
As far as I can tell the article is saying that this could turn sour. The FCC is reserving this right and it could have disastrous consequences. If the EFF is really worried about it I'm sure they'd be glad to defend someone and hopefully set a positive precedent. (If not the EFF, possibly the ACLU.)
In short: avoid talking to cops. When you do, don't say much.
- siculars 17y agonever, ever, ever, ever talk to the cops. this video may have been linked here earlier but please watch it in its entirety. very important to know your right (us citizens). http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4097602514885833865 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4097602514885833865
- dantheman 17y agoAgreed, I've seen that video and I sent it around like crazy. It's important to know what you're up against especially when your innocent.