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Man Sues Neighbor For Not Turning Off His Wi-Fi 428

Scyth3 writes "A man is suing his neighbor for not turning off his cell phone or wireless router. He claims it affects his 'electromagnetic allergies,' and has resorted to being homeless. So, why doesn't he check into a hotel? Because hotels typically have wireless internet for free. I wonder if a tinfoil hat would help his cause?"

Comment Re:Cops always think that way... (Score 1) 431

If you're talking about the event in Atlanta, you've missed a few details.
They had a warrant, it was just obtained with false information from information provided by an informant who was know to be not credible.


You've missed a few details as well - the cops arrested a small time dealer who claimed that he saw cocaine in the house that the grandmother lived. The cops got a warrant based on a supposed "confidential informant" (which was not true, it was just someone trying to get out of their own bust). They lied to get the warrant. When everything went bad they found a CI that they had used before and pressured him into lying and saying that he bought drugs from the woman and then the cops also planted drugs in the woman's home. The cops did not follow proper procedure, they didn't want to find a true CI, they just wanted to bust right in with no real proof. Good thing those cops are going to jail.

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