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Charges of wiretapping against biker dismissed	by SSpiffy	2010-09-28 09:53:26
Bad descison the dumbsmack was deliberately	by joecrouse	2010-09-28 09:54:52
? They only dropped the charges realted to	by techi870	2010-09-28 10:03:03
Tell that to the cops that get followed home from	by joecrouse	2010-09-28 10:44:14
apples to oranges argument this case was	by techi870	2010-09-28 11:05:56
yea its posted on youtube	by joecrouse	2010-09-28 12:08:42
That's just stupid	by PeKaJe	2010-09-28 12:21:41
any legal proceding in Maryland is	by joecrouse	2010-09-28 13:47:22
Really, with home address, and all? (n/t)	by PeKaJe	2010-09-28 13:57:46
Unless the officer was the actual plantif in the	by Classic_Jon	2010-09-28 14:15:49
case I would seriously doubt that they would list his home address. Also, the Judge can order that information blocked if it would pose a risk to the officer or his family. They do that all the time here in Texas. My sisters ex-husband and several other LEO friends had their home addresses listed as the police station address in 99% of the cases they were involved in the course of their job duties as an officer. Now, CIVIL cases may be different but in the course of their duties, there is no reason to release the officers PERSONAL address as it is NOT GERMAINE to the matter at hand.
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