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  • Saying you want to shoot students or the school should not be ignored. If you were the parent of the student, would your preferred course of action is do nothing?

  • I thought those numbers looked fishy, now we know why. Actually, the numbers themselves aren't fishy, the fishy part is misinterpreting them.

    Is there a reliable site that does report user installations of OS's?

  • She said she was going to shoot the student and/or the school. Snapchat did the right thing. She is not the victim here.

  • Cars get repod if you don't pay. It would definitely fly.

  • What are tankies?

  • Story has already changed. Originally it was him giving border agents the kill code which they entered.

  • Can you define illness?

  • Now I really don't know what an illness is.

  • That's why I said (could be wrong) in brackets.

    This guy is in a heap of trouble. He should have consulted a lawyer way before encountering border officials so he knew his rights and the law.

  • They don't need a warrant to search. I'm going to assume he's being charged with obstruction of justice. (Could be wrong)

  • Border agents in an airport absolutely can do warrantless searches.

  • I'm not an expert, but I don't believe that applies to airport points of entry. Regardless, if you're going to something as suspicious as wiping your phone while at a point of entry, consulting a lawyer beforehand is just a reasonable thing to do.

    You may think some laws are bullshit, (ie: sovereign citizens) but you are still governed by those laws.

    All I am saying is be informed.

  • This was a point of entry. No search warrant required.

  • Border guards do not need a search warrant to search you and your property at a crossing or point of entry. The search was perfectly legal.

  • Some are saying cops, others are saying border agents. You consent to be searched if you cross the border in either direction. He should have consulted a lawyer prior so he knew what his rights were.

  • Which is why I would have consulted a lawyer before going to the border.

  • It's a good idea to know the possible implications of your actions. That's just being reasonable. However, the 4th amendment says police need a search warrant, do there is nothing to prosecute.