ehh n/m

[alimoalem]

Originally posted by: sygyzy

Originally posted by: compnovice
Record the conversation...and mail them the tapes...they will be impressed....

Why would they want two copies? Their buddies at the NSA already have one.

you're kinda slow man....to impress them. jeez

 

[Insane3D]

Originally posted by: coolred

Originally posted by: compnovice

Originally posted by: Insane3D

Originally posted by: compnovice
Record the conversation...and mail them the tapes...they will be impressed....

Don't be so sure!

Not exactly the same thing...but close...

http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx...d=d98cb83f-8365-4ff1-84a9-c2dfab341c46

OP sorry to hijack the thread...

Can the police do that... My university has many rooms with surveillance cameras and no notice informing about them...moreover, I have seen many department stores with security cameras and no notice stating that a recording is taking place...

I didn't actually look at the link, but in refrence to recording. Recording video without notice is legal, but not audio. Not sure why, but thats the deal.

According to court filings, Gannon and his wife, Janet, had videocameras set up at both the front and rear entrances of their home. During an interview with police, Janet Gannon told investigators that the couple bought the cameras from Wal-Mart because there had been some criminal mischief in the parking lot in front of their home.

Michael Gannon came to the police station Tuesday with a videotape that he said showed the officers being ?discourteous.? The tape included a recording of a conversation Gannon had with officers and a second conversation the police had when they were alone. While Gannon waited in the lobby of the station, police reviewed the tape. When they discovered the officers did not know they were being recorded, they arrested Gannon.

Yesterday, Nashua Police Sgt. Detective Jeff Maher said that although the cameras were not hidden and police officers were on Gannon?s property when the recording allegedly occurred, Gannon never told the police officers that he was recording their actions and conversations. That makes it a crime, he said.

?Just the fact this recording occurred, a crime was committed,? Maher said.

 

[Babbles]

In all seriousness, don't post about it on ATOT. You haven't signed, obviously yet, a non-disclosure agreement but from very personal experience you will and you can't talk to anybody about the interview questions.

 

[GuitarDaddy]

Originally posted by: PaulNEPats

Originally posted by: GuitarDaddy
Disavow all knowledge of anything!

You do not exist, you are them, they. Mearly a whisper in the dark, a sound someone thought they heard

Isn't that the CIA?

?? I know it's one of those agencys with three letters, FBI,MIB,CIA,NSA,DEA,ATF hell I can't keep up🙂