Be careful he doesn't have the laptop you emailed him from seized. More seriously, although your anger is laudable, complaining to criminals is rarely producti

Be careful he doesn't have the laptop you emailed him from seized. More seriously, although your anger is laudable, complaining to criminals is rarely productive. In this case complaining to whoever can put a stop to this practice is what's really needed. I'm not a lawyer, but stopping it seems unlikely to happen unless it's brought to the attention of the Supreme Court. Pressure in that direction would likely be more fruitful.