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ORIGINAL: Nosathro

Well if you want to go that route

http://www.fbi.gov/minneapolis/press-releases/2011/bismarck-man-pleads-guilty-to-bank-larceny
http://www.fbi.gov/neworleans/press-releases/2010/no032610c.htm
http://www.myfoxchicago.com/story/17853263/chicagos-most-wanted-bank-larceny-suspect
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/ore-man-pleads-guilty-theft-scheme

Father, Son Held In Robbery

November 7, 2000

TAMPA -- A German father and son are being held on charges they were part of a $3.5 million burglary at a Brinks warehouse in Fort Myers, the FBI said Monday. Agents say they have recovered nearly $1.4 million of money they suspect was taken in the September theft in three safe deposit boxes at First American Bank of Texas in Austin. Paul Simecek, 52, and his son Bohdan Simecek, 28, are being held in Hannover, Germany. They are charged with conspiracy to commit bank larceny, conspiracy to possess moneys obtained from bank larceny and possessing stolen money that has crossed U.S. boundaries.

http://articles.herald-mail.com/2006-03-02/news/25042048_1_theft-ring-sovereign-bank-atm-robbery Opps this one is from an ATM
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Worcester+Man+Pleads+Guilty+to+Bank+Larceny,+Reports+U.S.+Attorney.-a079861985, gee my home town too
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-168797401.html

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

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ORIGINAL: Nosathro

Well if you want to go that route

http://www.fbi.gov/minneapolis/press-releases/2011/bismarck-man-pleads-guilty-to-bank-larceny
http://www.fbi.gov/neworleans/press-releases/2010/no032610c.htm
http://www.myfoxchicago.com/story/17853263/chicagos-most-wanted-bank-larceny-suspect
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/ore-man-pleads-guilty-theft-scheme

Father, Son Held In Robbery

November 7, 2000

TAMPA -- A German father and son are being held on charges they were part of a $3.5 million burglary at a Brinks warehouse in Fort Myers, the FBI said Monday. Agents say they have recovered nearly $1.4 million of money they suspect was taken in the September theft in three safe deposit boxes at First American Bank of Texas in Austin. Paul Simecek, 52, and his son Bohdan Simecek, 28, are being held in Hannover, Germany. They are charged with conspiracy to commit bank larceny, conspiracy to possess moneys obtained from bank larceny and possessing stolen money that has crossed U.S. boundaries.

http://articles.herald-mail.com/2006-03-02/news/25042048_1_theft-ring-sovereign-bank-atm-robbery Opps this one is from an ATM
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Worcester+Man+Pleads+Guilty+to+Bank+Larceny,+Reports+U.S.+Attorney.-a079861985, gee my home town too
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-168797401.html

I read them. EVERY single one of them was theft from a bank. Not theft from an individual via stolen checks.

I specifically said "clean out your account"
You claimed "The local police have no jurisdiction when it comes to bank fraud, it is the FBI who does."
This is incorrect. When someone steals checks and thus money from an individual, the local PD investigates.
According to your links, the FBI investigates when someone steals funds from the bank.

Again, you claim to have studied criminal justice but you don't know the difference between robbing a bank and forging an individual's check?

If the local PD has no jurisdiction, then why are they making all those arrests that I documented?

Face it, you fucked up. Deal with it like a big boy.

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

Cops would rather do this: http://gma.yahoo.com/texas-woman-arrested-warning-drivers-speed-trap-160551293--abc-news-topstories.html
than go after people who sayyyyyyyyyyyyy clean out your bank account fraudulently.

ED to fix the link.

The local police have no jurisdiction when it comes to bank fraud, it is the FBI who does.

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Any person wanted for a crime comminted with the United States can be arrested by anyperson, citizen arrest or by anyone duly authorized to make an arrest, ie local police, State Police, FBI. There are incidents were there is dual jurisdiction and at time the Department of Justice will wavie their jurisdiction, this happens at all levels. I did not fuck up, you are simply venting your anger inappropriately, due to your feeling of helplessness and weak ego structure over you friends incident, in short you are immature. I think an

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if a person is speeding, then why should i be their saviour when they made a concious decision to speed knowing the possible consequences?

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

If it is legal in TX they should not have arrested her. I just know about three of the places I have lived.

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ORIGINAL: Nosathro

Really you read them, you mean you can read....funny a lot of them say Larceny, okay one was a ATM. Jurisdiction is different from arrest, I sugguset you try the dictionary. Any person wanted for a crime comminted with the United States can be arrested by anyperson, citizen arrest or by anyone duly authorized to make an arrest, ie local police, State Police, FBI. There are incidents were there is dual jurisdiction and at time the Department of Justice will wavie their jurisdiction, this happens at all levels. I did not fuck up, you are simply venting your anger inappropriately, due to your feeling of helplessness and weak ego structure over you friends incident, in short you are immature. I think an anger management class could help you.

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if a person is speeding, then why should i be their saviour when they made a concious decision to speed knowing the possible consequences?

Perhaps if you were to acquaint yourself with what a "speed trap" is your attitude might be a little less self absorbed.

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

One of the reasons I posted this is that one of our members (who I usually disagree with btw) is having a hell of a time. Some chick stole his checks and cleaned out his bank account. He knows where she lives and has pointed this out to the cops and 2 weeks later, "they're looking into it".

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

One of the reasons I posted this is that one of our members (who I usually disagree with btw) is having a hell of a time. Some chick stole his checks and cleaned out his bank account. He knows where she lives and has pointed this out to the cops and 2 weeks later, "they're looking into it".

ok, I am curious to know how some chick was able to steal his checks.. did she break in? was she a one night stand and saw his checks laying about? or was she house sitting for him while he was away? how did she get her hands on them?

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if a person is speeding, then why should i be their saviour when they made a concious decision to speed knowing the possible consequences?

Perhaps if you were to acquaint yourself with what a "speed trap" is your attitude might be a little less self absorbed.

I know what speed traps are and if some chick wants to warn speeders and gets into trouble for it, it was her choice to do so, just as it is a speeders choice to speed.. its the cops job to catch people that think they can get away with stuff like that..

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ORIGINAL: tj444

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if a person is speeding, then why should i be their saviour when they made a concious decision to speed knowing the possible consequences?

Perhaps if you were to acquaint yourself with what a "speed trap" is your attitude might be a little less self absorbed.

I know what speed traps are and if some chick wants to warn speeders and gets into trouble for it, it was her choice to do so, just as it is a speeders choice to speed.. its the cops job to catch people that think they can get away with stuff like that..

but, speeding is illegal and what she did was not, they had to make up a charge about not using a sidewalk which is either the truth or it isnt, she maintains she stayed on the sidewalk, the cops maintain she did not, either way she was not arrested for warning about the speed trap because it was not illegal to do so

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ORIGINAL: JstAnotherSub

http://www.collarchat.com/m_4145943/mpage_1/tm.htm

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ORIGINAL: tj444

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if a person is speeding, then why should i be their saviour when they made a concious decision to speed knowing the possible consequences?

Perhaps if you were to acquaint yourself with what a "speed trap" is your attitude might be a little less self absorbed.

I know what speed traps are and if some chick wants to warn speeders and gets into trouble for it, it was her choice to do so, just as it is a speeders choice to speed.. its the cops job to catch people that think they can get away with stuff like that..

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Clearly you do not know what a speed trap is or why they are illegal in many jurisdictions.

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ORIGINAL: imdmb

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx


Clearly you do not know what a speed trap is or why they are illegal in many jurisdictions.

wait, speed traps are illegal in some places? nowhere ive ever been. learn something new every day