It happens alot. Things you turn in like wallets with money which will be empty when you pick it up. Same for smartphones. And yes even on the police station.
How much research have you done on this topic? Do you have any sources?
It happens alot. Things you turn in like wallets with money which will be empty when you pick it up. Same for smartphones. And yes even on the police station.
Just think about it, corruption is something which always will excist. Their are 0 countries in the world where corruption doesn't happen.How much research have you done on this topic? Do you have any sources?
Just think about it, corruption is something which always will excist.nTheir are 0 countries in the world where corruption doesn't happen.
You seems to be delusional.So, no sources, no research then? Just a blanket (and likely false) claim? That's what I figured.
No you're just delusional for thinking that corruption doesn't excist in the US.You SEEM to have something against the police.
Not wasting my time watching random YouTube videos. Enjoy your day!
So, no sources, no research then? Just a blanket (and likely false) claim? That's what I figured.
It was not a blanket statement but based on facts.Basic reasoning would tell you there are police officers who would risk their jobs over something as small as petty theft to corruption on a larger scale. That person was probably making a blanket statement, but the fact of the matter is, it most likely does happen. Just because they are trusted to uphold the law, doesn't mean they always do.
No you're just delusional for thinking that corruption doesn't excist in the US.
It was not a blanket statement but based on facts.
Please show me where I said that corruption doesn't EXIST.
get an attorney, you're gonna need one
You made the assumption that a police officer wouldn't risk his career by stealing objects while being in duty. An assumption which you can't backup or proof to be truth. Also a fact is not something that generally can be proven. A fact is knowledge or information based on real occurrences. Which cam records are. Also http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16380862Please show me where I said that corruption doesn't EXIST.
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A fact is generally something that can be proven.
So nobody should ever turn in stolen property to the police because of a few bad apples?
You made the assumption that a police officer wouldn't risk his career by stealing objects while being in duty. An assumption which you can't backup or proof to be truth. Also a fact is not something that generally can be proven. A fact is knowledge or information based on real occurrences. Which cam records are. Also http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16380862
No you're the only one who is hilarious just run away when you can't back it up. Have a nice day.You're hilarious. Have a good day!
That's also not what I said.
It's simple to contact the carrier and check if the IMEI number was blacklisted.
Folks, before you buy always check to see if the phone is stolen. It's simple to contact the carrier and check if the IMEI number was blacklisted.
If you need to check for activation lock, you need to use this tool: https://www.icloud.com/activationlock/
Think it through, before you buy. Always assume the seller doesn't have your best interests at heart.
Since you mention this, let me ask a question. I'm genuinely curious, not trying to stir something up. I've not craigslisted any phones in a couple years.
Will the carriers also validate that there's no remaining installment plan on the device (Next/Jump/Edge/whatever)? If not how to protect against a seller who doesn't pay the balance off and the phone gets blacklisted weeks after you bought it?
Or what about a seller who later files a fraudulent lost-phone insurance claim and disavows any knowledge of having sold you the phone?