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You're allowed to leave your apartment if people come to your door. Since the officers did not touch him there's no possible way he could be under arrest. It's
by fleitz 13y ago
You're allowed to leave your apartment if people come to your door. Since the officers did not touch him there's no possible way he could be under arrest.
It's a free country you can leave and enter your premises as you see fit.
- igravious 13y ago> You're allowed to leave your apartment if people come to your door. The FBI and co. are not regular people. > It's a free country you can leave and enter your premises as you see fit. I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to imply. I mean, if it's such a free country then why did the FBI special agents make note of the fact that they "witnessed Mr. Levison leave the rear of his apartment, get in his car, and drive away" and furthermore why did they include this noted piece of information in the court brief. My understanding of it is that they are insinuating?/stating? that Ladar Levison actively evaded the law. Anyway, it's a minor issue, is it not?
- malandrew 13y agoDid they follow him? Seems like that'd be the logical next step?
- MagicWishMonkey 13y agoThey followed him. Ladar freaked out because he had no idea what was going on, he didn't realize the people tailing him were government agents.