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Two questions: * did police payed the damage caused by confiscating computers? It could be easily thousands euro. * crime was a few stolen theater tickets. C
by altero 13y ago
Two questions:
* did police payed the damage caused by confiscating computers? It could be easily thousands euro.
* crime was a few stolen theater tickets. Confiscating stuff seems like over-reaction, when bike is stolen (similar value) they do not even bother to come to crime scene.
- corin_ 13y agoAs much as I normally hate political/police over-reactions of anything because it's digital, I think it's not reasonable to make a tickets--bike comparison. They weren't there because someone stole theatre tickets, they were there because someone stole credit card numbers - which is more serious, largely because it's a lot more scalable than stealing a bike.
- altero 13y agoI think it is fair comparison. There are gangs stealing bikes, it is also frequently target to vandalism. And it is scalable to the level, that is not safe to leave your bike without lock. Also article only talks about single credit card. We should not make difference between crimes, just because one has strong bank lobby behind it.